Chapters 10, 11, 12

Question 1

Bulimia

Answer 1

Repeated episodes of binge eating, followed by inappropriate compensatory behaviors like vomiting, laxatives, or exercise.

Question 2

Binge Eating Disorder (BED)

Answer 2

Regular binge eating behaviors, but without the compensatory behaviors that are part of bulimia nervosa. Common with the overweight and obese.

Question 3

Anorexia is __ times more common among women than men.

Answer 3

10

Question 4

Metabolic Tolerance

Answer 4

Body becomes adapted to the drug.

Question 5

Pharmacodynamic Tolerance

Answer 5

Changes in receptor binding.

Question 6

Behavioral conditioning tolerance

Answer 6

Resistance to the drugs’ behavioral effects.

Question 7

Disulfiram (Antabuse)

Answer 7

Treatment for substance abuse. Causes violent illness if alcohol is consumed

Question 8

Erectile Disorder

Answer 8

Difficulties obtaining/maintaining an erection. May feel subjectively aroused, but the vascular mechanisms fail. Can be transient or chronic.

Question 9

Female sexual interest/arousal disorder

Answer 9

Female cannot achieve/maintain genital response such as lubrication/swelling. Desire is present but physiological responses inhibited.

Question 10

Senate focus

Answer 10

A series of simple exercises in which the couple spends time in a quiet, relaxed setting learning to touch each other. Includes scheduling.

Question 11

Fetishistic disorder

Answer 11

Sexual arousal with nonliving objects.

Question 12

Transvestic disorder

Answer 12

Cross-dressing for the purpose of sexual arousal (primarily among heterosexual men)

Question 13

Masochistic disorder

Answer 13

Sexually aroused by being humiliated, beaten, bound, etc.

Question 14

Sadistic disorder

Answer 14

Sexually aroused by asserting dominance over someone by beating, etc.

Question 15

Exhibitionistic disorder

Answer 15

Men get erections while exposing their genitals, some masturbate at the time or later.

Question 16

Voyeuristic disorder

Answer 16

Act of observing an unsuspecting person who is naked, disrobing, or engaging in sexual activity.

Question 17

Frotteruristic disorder

Answer 17

Sexually aroused by touching/rubbing his genitals against other, non-consenting people.

Question 18

Pedophilic disorder

Answer 18

Engaging in sexual activities with children.

Question 19

Motivation is sexual in nature (what kind of rape?)

Answer 19

Sadistic and nonsadistic

Question 20

Primary motivation is not sexual (what kind of rape?)

Answer 20

Vindictive and opportunistic

Question 21

Aversion therapy

Answer 21

Pairing the inappropriate stimulus with a new association

Question 22

CBT for paraphilias

Answer 22

Programs focused on education, social skills, and relapse prevention -> does not lead to obviously better outcomes than a routine period in prison

Question 23

Hormones and medication for paraphilias?

Answer 23

Drugs to reduce testosterone, antidepressants and antianxiety

Question 24

Gender dysphoria

Answer 24

Discomfort with one’s anatomical sex. MtF more common than FtM