final

Question 1

the tendency for repeated exposure to a stimulus to increase our preference for it

Answer 1

mere-repeated-exposure effect

Question 2

the tendency to choose a partner who is similar to oneself

Answer 2

assortative mating

Question 3

a set of genes that are used by the immune system to distinguish self from non-self infectious agents

Answer 3

major histocompatibility complex

Question 4

3 types of pickup lines

Answer 4

cute-flippant, innocuous, and direct

Question 5

5 types of intimacy

Answer 5

emotional, social, sexual, intellectual, recreational

Question 6

tool used for assessing intimacy

Answer 6

personal assessment of intimacy in relationships (PAIR)

Question 7

4 attachment styles

Answer 7

secure, preoccupied, fearful, dismissing

Question 8

what is the duplex theory of love comprised of?

Answer 8

the triangular theory of love and the theory of love as a story

Question 9

3 components of the triangular theory of love

Answer 9

passion, intimacy, commitment

Question 10

romantic, erotic, passionate love

Answer 10

eros

Question 11

love based on friendship and compatibility

Answer 11

storge

Question 12

game-playing love that does not involve commitment

Answer 12

ludus

Question 13

practical love that involves rational decision-making

Answer 13

pragma

Question 14

dependent, possessive, obsessive love

Answer 14

mania

Question 15

altruistic love based on giving rather than receiving

Answer 15

agape

Question 16

according to the 2-factor theory of love, passionate love arises when what 2 conditions are met?

Answer 16

intense physiological arousal and situational cues

Question 17

when physiological arousal stemming from one state is interpreted as stemming from another

Answer 17

misattribution of arousal

Question 18

attraction to objects

Answer 18

objectum sexuality

Question 19

the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse

Answer 19

criticism, contempt, defensiveness, stonewalling

Question 20

what percent of communication is non-verbal?

Answer 20

60-65%

Question 21

each partner responds to the other with increasingly negative comments or behaviours

Answer 21

negative reciprocity

Question 22

one person puts pressure on the other and the other partner does not engage or is defensive

Answer 22

demand-withdraw

Question 23

blind coders are used in what kind of coding system?

Answer 23

Coan and Gottman’s Specific Affect Coding System

Question 24

the extent to which 2 independent observers get the same results when using the same coding system

Answer 24

interrater reliability

Question 25

the tendency to modify one's responses in order to appear in a favourable light

Answer 25

socially desirable responding

Question 26

intentionally trying to respond in a way that makes you look good

Answer 26

impression management

Question 27

unintentionally responding in a way that makes you look good because one perceives themselves as better than they are

Answer 27

self-deceptive enhancement

Question 28

a person's expectations about an upcoming event influence their behaviour and cause the event to go as they thought it would

Answer 28

behavioural confirmation

Question 29

a person interprets an event in a way that is consistent with their expectations

Answer 29

perceptual confirmation

Question 30

how is sex defined by the text?

Answer 30

any partnered or solo activity that is an expression of sexual arousal or desire and that results in feelings of arousal and desire

Question 31

individuals who are virgins but dont want to be; attribute it to shyness, poor body image, lack of skills

Answer 31

reluctant virgins

Question 32

consenting to sex but not really desiring it

Answer 32

sexual compliance

Question 33

intrafemoral intercourse

Answer 33

penis rubs between partner's legs

Question 34

tribadism

Answer 34

woman rubs vulva against partner's body

Question 35

what does IEMSS stand for

Answer 35

Interpersonal Exchange Model of Sexual Satisfaction

Question 36

theory that media influences our thoughts and behaviour by highlighting what we should pay attention to

Answer 36

agenda-setting theory

Question 37

theory that media portrayals create a set of shared values and expectations about reality among consumers

Answer 37

cultivation theory

Question 38

what does the social learning theory propose on the topic of sex in the media

Answer 38

individuals model characters seen in media, especially those who are rewarded

Question 39

the internet is the triple A engine of

Answer 39

accessibility, affordability, and anonymity

Question 40

in the DSM definition of a paraphilic disorder, criterion A specifies ?? while criterion B specifies ??

Answer 40

A: qualitative nature of disorder ie what the person is doing B: negative consequences

Question 41

how long must a paraphilic disorder must be present to be diagnosed?

Answer 41

6 months

Question 42

4 disorders that fall under the umbrella of "courtship disorder?"

Answer 42

voyeuristic disorder, exhibitionistic disorder, telephone scatologia, and frotteuristic disorder

Question 43

a group of paraphilic disorders that involve pain and suffering

Answer 43

algolagnic disorders

Question 44

toucherism

Answer 44

fantasizing about or actually touching a non-consenting person

Question 45

an organization that promotes pedophilia

Answer 45

North American Man-Boy Love Association

Question 46

A german project to provide counselling to individuals with pedophilic interests

Answer 46

Prevention Project Dunkelfeld

Question 47

autogynephilia

Answer 47

male's paraphilic tendency to be aroused by the thought of himself as a woman

Question 48

diagnosis of a man who is aroused by the female garments he is wearing

Answer 48

transvestic disorder with fetishism

Question 49

spontaneous, persistent, uncontrollable genital arousal

Answer 49

persistent genital arousal disorder (PGAD)

Question 50

a persistent, often painful erection

Answer 50

priapism

Question 51

freud thought children could be aroused by anything, and that they were ?

Answer 51

polymorphous perverse

Question 52

3 risk factors for pedophilia

Answer 52

sexual deviance, antisocial traits, and intimacy deficits

Question 53

thoughts/statements used to excuse, rationalize, justify, minimize inappropriate behaviour

Answer 53

cognitive distortions

Question 54

intentionally faking or exaggerating symptoms for personal gain

Answer 54

malingering

Question 55

measurement, development, or administration of psychological tests

Answer 55

psychometrics

Question 56

diabetes can lead to peripheral neuropathy, which is

Answer 56

damage to nerves outside brain and spinal cord

Question 57

originating from medical, pharmacological, or surgical treatment

Answer 57

iatrogenic

Question 58

how do PDE-5 inhibitors work?

Answer 58

they dilate the arteries of the penis to keep blood flowing

Question 59

watching one's own sexual performance

Answer 59

spectatoring

Question 60

sex therapy exercises that involve touch

Answer 60

sensate focus exercises

Question 61

the third phase of master's and johnson's sensate focus exercises

Answer 61

non-demand genital pleasuring

Question 62

a 2 phase stress response pattern that typically follows a sexual assault

Answer 62

rape trauma syndrome

Question 63

three main routes to sexual offending as described by Lumiere et al

Answer 63

young male syndrome, competitive disadvantage, and psychopathy

Question 64

a theory suggesting that victims are in part responsible for their assaults

Answer 64

victim precipitation theory

Question 65

a court order requiring a person to keep a certain distance from another person or location

Answer 65

peace bond

Question 66

a family court order that forbids a spouse, partner, or other family member from harassing the victim

Answer 66

restraining order

Question 67

a civil court order (in some provinces) that provides various emergency and long-term orders to protect victims of family violence

Answer 67

protection order

Question 68

5 major theoretical views of sexual harassment:

Answer 68

socio-cultural, organizational, sex-role spillover, natural/biological/evolutionary, and 4-factor