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1
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Boys versus girls scripts

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

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Kraft-Ebbing

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

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Havelock Ellis

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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.

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Freud

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

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Kinsey

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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.

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Semens

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“Start stop method”

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Wolpe

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Reciprocal inhibition and systematic desensitization

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Masters and Johnson

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

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Kaplan

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

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Augustine

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Sex lust and intercourse are the original sin.

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Amen

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“The oh god factor”

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12
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Tumescence versus detumescence

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Filling with blood/engorgement, versus emptying and becoming flaccid

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Satisfaciendi versus Satisfactionis

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

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MJ Sexual Response cycle

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

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Disorders and quality of life

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

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The glans looks like

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An Acorn

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17
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Most sensitive part of penis

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Corona

18
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Reasons not to circumcise

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

19
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Myths about overejaculation

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Blood loss, feebleness, onanism

20
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VAGINA

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IS NOT PART OF VULVA

21
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Behavior is a poor measure of desire because

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You may have desire with out opportunity.

22
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Good question for hypoactives

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

23
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Prostate cancer

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treatment reduces testosterone which may lower desire.

24
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Bassom’s contribution

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

25
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Five factors in diagnosis

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Partner, relationship, individual vulnerability, cultural/religious, medical. “Crimp”

26
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Biggest cause of arousal disorder

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Urogenital atrophy

27
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PLISSIT MODEL

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

28
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VENIS

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Very erotic non insertive sex

29
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Erections

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

30
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More about the vagina

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

31
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Vulva parts

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

32
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Not typical about ED

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Complete inability

33
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Principles developing your own thelogy

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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.

34
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What is not addressed in ED?

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Performance anxiety, alcohol/drugs backfire

35
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Ch 18 -Which recommendation had the most side effects? Which med has fewest side effects?

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

36
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(Ch15) Combined therapy not as helpful as either one.

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False. Combined is best

37
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Most important variable for ED

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Sexual confidence

38
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Balswicks 4 gender terms

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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

39
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Main learning tasks?

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

40
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Ch 12

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x

41
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Emission versus expulsion

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

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