Final

Question 1

Boys versus girls scripts

Answer 1

Boys: not to cry, to be tough, competitive, dominant.
Girls: gentle, less sexual, more responsive, sensitive, compliant, modest

Question 2

Kraft-Ebbing

Answer 2

Masturbation causes insanity. Forensic psychiatrist. Gave appreciation for sexual perversion. Wrote Psychopathia Sexualis meant for professionals.

Question 3

Havelock Ellis

Answer 3

6 volume work for educated layperson. 2 principles: CULTURAL RELATIVISM and BIOLOGICAL DETERMINISM (normal in humans based on animals). Believed physical problems led to psychological ones.

Question 4

Freud

Answer 4

ALL NEUROSES HAVE A SEXUAL ORIGIN. Freud’s assertion? One of the early sex positive thinkers. Mature orgasm is vaginal.

Question 5

Kinsey

Answer 5

Asked to teach a class on sex. Surveyed 10s of thousands. Wasn’t quick to label abnormality. Sexual activity and professional success correlation. Sign of health and success.

Question 6

Semens

Answer 6

“Start stop method”

Question 7

Wolpe

Answer 7

Reciprocal inhibition and systematic desensitization

Question 8

Masters and Johnson

Answer 8

First scientific study of coitus. Sex is normal. Moved people from repression to acceptance

Question 9

Kaplan

Answer 9

“All that is needed is friction plus fantasy”. Brief, solution focused treatment

Question 10

Augustine

Answer 10

Sex lust and intercourse are the original sin.

Question 11

Amen

Answer 11

“The oh god factor”

Question 12

Tumescence versus detumescence

Answer 12

Filling with blood/engorgement, versus emptying and becoming flaccid

Question 13

Satisfaciendi versus Satisfactionis

Answer 13

DI=not able to give, IS=unable to have

Question 14

MJ Sexual Response cycle

Answer 14

Excitement, Plateau, Orgasmic, Resolution. (Every penguin owns rulers)

Question 15

Disorders and quality of life

Answer 15

For women, all disorders are tied with feelings of dissatisfaction and unhappiness. For men, primarily ED and low interest.

Question 16

The glans looks like

Answer 16

An Acorn

Question 17

Most sensitive part of penis

Answer 17

Corona

Question 18

Reasons not to circumcise

Answer 18

Trauma, No evidence of sensitivity change, no evidence of sexuality change, foreskin might have some unknown benefit

Question 19

Myths about overejaculation

Answer 19

Blood loss, feebleness, onanism

Question 20

VAGINA

Answer 20

IS NOT PART OF VULVA

Question 21

Behavior is a poor measure of desire because

Answer 21

You may have desire with out opportunity.

Question 22

Good question for hypoactives

Answer 22

Despite your lack of interest, can you still get an erection?

Question 23

Prostate cancer

Answer 23

treatment reduces testosterone which may lower desire.

Question 24

Bassom’s contribution

Answer 24

Sees a circular model where arousal precedes desire, which is itself motivated by emotional intimacy. This is “responsive” versus “spontaneous” desire.

Question 25

Five factors in diagnosis

Answer 25

Partner, relationship, individual vulnerability, cultural/religious, medical. "Crimp"

Question 26

Biggest cause of arousal disorder

Answer 26

Urogenital atrophy

Question 27

PLISSIT MODEL

Answer 27

Permission to feel comfortable, Limited Information, Specific Suggestions, Intensive Threapy (referral)

Question 28

VENIS

Answer 28

Very erotic non insertive sex

Question 29

Erections

Answer 29

Spongy tissues (corpus cavernosa, corpus spongiosum) filled with blood. ECenter in lower spinal cord receives input from brain and penis. Basically a spinal reflex.

Question 30

More about the vagina

Answer 30

3-6 inches. Flattened tube with touching walls. Self-cleansing. Adjustable

Question 31

Vulva parts

Answer 31

Labia manora, Labia minora, Mons pubis, clitoris, hymen

Question 32

Not typical about ED

Answer 32

Complete inability

Question 33

Principles developing your own thelogy

Answer 33

I am very moved by Paris' view of needing to disconnect identity with desire and that sex is a gift from God but mediated by culture.

Question 34

What is not addressed in ED?

Answer 34

Performance anxiety, alcohol/drugs backfire

Question 35

Ch 18 -Which recommendation had the most side effects? Which med has fewest side effects?

Answer 35

Most: Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft. Best ssri is celexa and Luvox Best antidepressants are Wellbutrin and serzone

Question 36

(Ch15) Combined therapy not as helpful as either one.

Answer 36

False. Combined is best

Question 37

Most important variable for ED

Answer 37

Sexual confidence

Question 38

Balswicks 4 gender terms

Answer 38

NATAL SEX: physical and biological features at birth. SEXUAL IDENTITY: sexual self-concepts. GENDER ROLE: One's gender identity as defined by culture. SEXUAL ORIENTATION: direction of erotic attraction

Question 39

Main learning tasks?

Answer 39

Infancy=bonding Toddler=touching/naming control Adulthood=whole integrated sexual person

Question 40

Ch 12

Answer 40

x

Question 41

Emission versus expulsion

Answer 41

Emission: Sperm->urethra. Expulsion: Urethra-> due to bulbocavernosus muscle