ch 13 prac quiz

Question 1

Marcel is 38-years-old and has been married to his wife, Janell, for 13 years. Recently, they have begun to have sexual difficulties. Marcel is often unable to attain an erection, or if he does attain an erection, he is unable to maintain it long enough to complete their sexual activity. Marcel is extremely distressed about his problems because he and Janell reported having a very satisfying sexual relationship prior to the recent difficulties. Marcel appears to have symptoms of
a. acquired male erectile disorder
b. temporary male erectile disorder
c. lifelong male erectile disorder
d. chronic male erectile disorder

Answer 1

a. acquired male erectile disorder

Question 2

During the past several months, Chloe has not been experiencing any sexual fantasies or arousal and has almost no desire for sexual activity. This is extremely disturbing to her and she is afraid her partner will leave her. What diagnosis is appropriate?
a. sexual aversion disorder
b. generalized sexual desire disorder
c. hypoactive sexual desire disorder
d. sexual interest/arousal disorder

Answer 2

d. sexual interest/arousal disorder

Question 3

_____ is a form of sexual arousal by obtaining sexual gratification by exposing ones genitals to involuntary observers.
a. Exhibitionism
b. Voyeurism
c. Sadism
d. Frotteurism

Answer 3

a. Exhibitionism

Question 4

Rose anxiously attends to her reactions and performance during sex by checking her position, rhythm, and breathing. Rose’s behavior is referred to as _____.
a. anorgasmia
b. spectatoring
c. voyeurism
d. displacement

Answer 4

b. spectatoring

Question 5

In the “DSM-5”, a _____ would be defined as a specific pattern of urges, fantasies, or behaviors, while diagnosis of a _____ would be given only when the behavior causes distress or impairment, or entails harm or risk of harm to others.
a. sexual disorder; paraphilic disorder
b. sexual disorder; mental disorder
c. paraphilia; paraphilic disorder
d. paraphilic disorder; paraphilia

Answer 5

c. paraphilia; paraphilic disorder

Question 6

When one member of a couple has a sexual dysfunction, it may be the result of problems in the couple’s relationship, or it may be contributing to problems in the relationship. For this reason, many therapists prefer to treat sexual dysfunctions:
a. by focusing on the individual suffering the sexual dysfunction.
b. in the context of the couple’s relationship.
c. as an individual’s problem as opposed to a relationship problem.
d. by focusing on the partner of the individual with the dysfunction.

Answer 6

b. in the context of the couple’s relationship.

Question 7

Martin has always felt he was really a girl. He dressed in girl’s clothing as a child and still wants to be a girl. He is sure a mistake was made and that he is inhabiting the wrong sexed body. If Martin’s symptoms cause distress, they would suggest a diagnosis of
a. sexual gratification disorder
b. gender dysphoria
c. gender role disorder
d. sex role disorientation

Answer 7

b. gender dysphoria

Question 8

The stop-start technique is used primarily to help:
a. women with genitopelvic pain/penetration disorder control the pain they experience during intercourse.
b. women with anorgasmia gain some control over their vaginal contractions.
c. men with male orgasmic disorder reach orgasm faster and more consistently.
d. men who have premature ejaculations to learn to control their ejaculations.

Answer 8

d. men who have premature ejaculations to learn to control their ejaculations.

Question 9

Sexual arousal as a result of being humiliated, beaten, bound, or otherwise made to suffer is called ________________; whereas sexual arousal as a result of inflicting psychological or physical harm on someone else is called___________________.
a. sexual sadism; sexual masochism
b. voyeurism; exhibitionism
c. exhibitionism; voyeurism
d. sexual masochism; sexual sadism

Answer 9

d. sexual masochism; sexual sadism

Question 10

_____ theories of paraphilia explain them as resulting from initial associations of intense early sexual arousal with a particular stimulus.
a. Cognitive
b. Behavioral
c. Social
d. Psychodynamic

Answer 10

b. Behavioral

Question 11

During which phase of the Masters and Johnson sexual response cycle do vasocongestion and myotonia first begin?
a. Desire
b. Arousal
c. Plateau
d. Orgasm
e. Resolution

Answer 11

b. Arousal

Question 12

Which condition is characterized by the inability to reach or absence of orgasm despite sexual stimulation and arousal?
a. Male erectile disorder
b. Early ejaculation disorder
c. Delayed ejaculation
d. Genito-Pelvic Pain Disorder

Answer 12

c. Delayed ejaculation

Question 13

Which of the following is not a psychological cause of sexual dysfunction?
a. Depression and anxiety
b. Performance anxiety
c. Guilt or shame
d. Bipolar disorder

Answer 13

d. Bipolar disorder

Question 14

A man reports difficulty maintaining an erection and attributes this to feelings of inadequacy during sexual activity. What psychological factor is likely contributing to his condition?
a. Sexual trauma
b. Low testosterone
c. Performance anxiety
d. Partner infidelity

Answer 14

c. Performance anxiety

Question 15

What is the first line of treatment for sexual disorders in men?
a. Medications like viagra
b. Hormone replacement therapy
c. Sex therapy
d. Treat other disorders that may be affecting it

Answer 15

d. Treat other disorders that may be affecting it

Question 16

Which technique for treating early ejaculation involves the male partner stopping sexual stimulation right before orgasm to delay ejaculation?
a. Cognitive behavioral therapy
b. Stop-start technique
c. Squeeze technique
d. Vacuum therapy

Answer 16

b. Stop-start technique

Question 17

A client reports to his therapist that he experiences sexual arousal from observing strangers without their consent. He finds it difficult to control this urge despite knowing it is socially inappropriate. Which paraphilia is he most likely experiencing?
a. Voyeuristic disorder
b. Exhibitionistic disorder
c. Frotteuristic disorder
d. Sexual masochism disorder

Answer 17

a. Voyeuristic disorder

Question 18

A man is sexually aroused primarily through dressing in clothing traditionally worn by the opposite sex, especially when engaging in sexual activity. This behavior has persisted for years and is integral to his sexual satisfaction. Which paraphilia best describes his condition?
a. Exhibitionistic Disorder
b. Transvestic Disorder
c. Fetishistic disorder
d. Voyeurism disorder

Answer 18

b. Transvestic Disorder

Question 19

A client reports to a sex therapist that she becomes sexually aroused by the presence of leather garments. She uses these objects during sexual activity to enhance arousal. Which paraphilia is likely present in this case?
a. Transvestic disorder
b. Voyeuristic disorder
c. Exhibitionistic disorder
d. Fetishistic disorder

Answer 19

d. Fetishistic disorder

Question 20

A man is involved in a relationship where he enjoys seeing his partner experience pain during sexual activities. However, his partner does not share this interest which causes tension in the relationship. What paraphilia is most likely causing this issue?
a. Sexual masochism disorder
b. Sexual sadism disorder
c. Exhibitionistic disorder
d. Frotteuristic disorder

Answer 20

b. Sexual sadism disorder