sexual response, sex therapy, sex ed

Question 1

freud thoughts on clitoral and vaginal orgasms

Answer 1

clitoral was immature and childish, vaginal was mature and adult like

Question 2

kinseys thoughts on male and female

Answer 2

females and males are similar in anatomy and physiology, but females have a lesser sexual capacity

Question 3

first people to look at sexual response

Answer 3

masters and jhonson

Question 4

rosemary basson

Answer 4

circular model of sexual response

Question 5

approach reasons for circular model of sexual response

Answer 5

going into sexual encounter to get a positive result (to have fun)

Question 6

avoidance reasons for circular model of sexual response

Answer 6

going in to the encounter to avoide neg results (get it out of the way, not be nagged)

Question 7

what is sexual stimuli

Answer 7

turn ons

Question 8

sexual arousal

Answer 8

physical aspects (heart rate etc) and emotional aspects (feeling in the mood)

Question 9

what makes a sexual disorder

Answer 9

when it causes psychological distress or interpersonal difficulty

Question 10

what percent of men and women in the last 6 months had sexual problems

Answer 10

59% men and 68% women

Question 11

sexual problem categories

Answer 11

desire, excitement, orgasm, pain

Question 12

2 sets of types of sexual problems

Answer 12

lifelong vs acquired

situation vs generalized

Question 13

female disorders

Answer 13

interest/arousal disorders: 36%
orgasmic disorder: 10-42%
penetration disorder: 8-15%

Question 14

male disorders

Answer 14

hypoactive sexual desire
erectile disorder
premature ejaculation

Question 15

new view critiques

Answer 15

treat male and female as similar when they are importantly different, ignore relational context of sexuality and desires for emotional intimacy

Question 16

new view proposed categories

Answer 16

sexual problems due to sociocultural, political, or economic factors, psychological factors, medical factors

Question 17

sensate focused sex therapy

Answer 17

developed by masters and jhonson

say that you dont need to experience orgasm to enjoy sex

Question 18

4 steps of sensate sex therapy

Answer 18

1. self exploration
2. self pleasuring
3. mutual pleasuring
4. intercourse

Question 19

4 parts for helping with sexual difficulties

Answer 19

permission
limited information
specific suggestions
intensive therapy

Question 20

abstinence only sex ed

Answer 20

no other info about sex is provided. often rooted in religious or cultural contexts. very prominent in US

Question 21

virginity pledges

Answer 21

on average people who take it have later vaginal intercourse
as likely if not more to have engaged in oral sex
less likely to use a condom, equally as likely to have STI

Question 22

what has comprehensive sex ed done for teens in canada

Answer 22

dropped the teen preg rates