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What is a sexual disorder

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Problems with sexual response that can cause a person mental distress

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What is a long life sexual disorder

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A disorder that has been present since the person began sexual function

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What is a situational sexual disorder

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A disorder that someone has in some situations but no others

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What are erectile disorders

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The inability to have or maintain an erections

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What is hyposactive sexual disorder

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A disorder where there is a lack of sexual activity
The individual does not have spontaneous thoughts of sex or fantasies

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What is female sexual arousal disorder

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A sexual disorder in which the woman’s sexual arousal or interest is significantly reduced

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What is female orgasmic disorder

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A disorder in which a women is unable to have an orgasm

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What is genito-pelvic pain disorder

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Genital pain during actual or attempted inter course

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What is the bio psychosocial model of sexual disorders

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A model that argues that physical, psychological and social factors all contribute to sexual disorders

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What are the psychological causes of sexual disorders

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Predisaposed factors - experiences that people have had in the past that activate their sexual response
Maintaining factors - various ongoing life circumstances, personal characteristics, and lovemaking patterns that inhibit sexual response

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What are sensational focus excersizes

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Therapy developed by masters and Johnson where a partner carresses the other and communicates what is pleasurable

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What are the 4 types of date rape drugs

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  1. Rohypnol
    GHB
    Ketamine
    Ecstasy
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How was sexual assault classified before 1983

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Rape
Attempted rape
Indecent assault against a female
Indecent assault against a male

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What are the motives for sexual assault

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Anger, power, domination, sadism, or desire for sex regardless of party’s willingness

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What are potential impacts from sexual assault

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More likely to show psychological distress with things such as anxiety, depression, suicide ideation, and PTSD

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Psychopathology view of sexual assault

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Views that sexual assault is an act that is committed by disturbed men and that the man’s deviance is responsible for the crime being committed

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Feminist view of sexual assault

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Sexual assault is a product of gender roles

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Social disorganization view of sexual assault

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Believes that sexual assault crime rates increase after disruption to the social organization of a community

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What is commercial sex work

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Person who engage in sexual acts in return for money, gifts, or drugs and do so in a non discriminating fashion

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What are the 5 types of commercial sex workers

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Prostitution
Escorts
Erotic dancers
Phone sex workers
Phonographic models and actors

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What is prostitution

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Buying and selling of sex

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What are communication offenses

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Communicating in public for the purpose of engaging in prostitution or obtaining the sexual services or a prostitute

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23
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What was the law that was passed in 2014

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Protection of communities and exploited person act
Made the purchasing of sex illegal rather than the selling of it
Also prohibited the advertisement of sexual services

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What are call girls

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Works out of her own residence, makes appointments with clients through the phone or internet

25
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What is a brothel

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House of prostitution where sexual work and customers meet for sexual activity

26
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What are in call services

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A residence in which sex workers work regular shifts, selling sexual services on a hourly basis

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What is a massage parlour

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Place where massages and sexual services can generally be purchased

28
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What is a escort service

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A service that sends a sex worker to a location specified by the lines to provide sexual services

29
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What is a streetwalker

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Lower status sex worker who works on the streets selling sexual services

30
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What is a “quicke”

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Usually a handjob or oral with a specified time limit

31
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What is a strip club

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A place that provides sexualized interactions, not always physical intimate contact

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What is a pimp

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The man, a sex workers companion, protector, or master

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What is a madam

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Women who manage a brothel, and in call services, and out call services or an escort service

34
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What is sex trafficking

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The recruitment and control of persons by threat or use of force for sexual exploitation

35
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How much does sex trafficking make per year

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Estimated 7 billion

36
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What are the two explanation for entry to sex work

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Negative experiences in childhood and adolescence
Factors in environment at point of entry

37
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What are John’s

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A term sex workers use to refer to their customers

38
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What are one time clients

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Men the worker did not expect to see again (didn’t like these clients)

39
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Regular clients/friends

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Repeat clients that worker had known some time (developed friendships out of trust and mutual liking)

40
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What is fallen in love

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Men difficult to manage because they sought non commercial relationships and commitment

41
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What are long term financial providers

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Men provide consistent , substantial financial support, often paying for major expenses on a regular basis, client expected special services such as spending the night

42
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What is a gigolo

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Male who provides companionship and sexual gratification on continuing basis to women in exchange for money

43
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What are hustlers

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Male sex workers who sell their services to men, often on the streets

44
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What is sex tourism

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Leisure travel with the purpose of purchasing sexual services

45
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What is the community standards of tolerance test

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The test used by the courts to determine whether something is obscene based on what Canadians would accept other Canadians being expose to whether it causes harm

46
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What are the four stages of sexual arousal

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Excitement stage
Plateau stage
Orgasm stage
Resolution stage

47
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What is the excitement stage

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Stage at which erection for men occur or vaginal lubrication for women occur

48
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What happens in the orgasm stage

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An intense sensation that occurs at peak of sexual arousal is followed by a release of sexual tension

49
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What happens in the resolution stage

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The body returns to normal unaroused state

50
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What are the two types of female orgasms

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Clitoral orgasm
Vaginal orgasm

51
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What is the itimacy model of sexual desire

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Kaplans model assumed that desire is before arousal, which then motivates the person to sex

52
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What is the dual control model of sexual desire

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Sexual response is controlled by both excitation and by sexual inhibition

53
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Who was Anton van Leeuwenhoek

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Discovered sperm swimming in semen

54
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Who was Oskar hertwig

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First observed fertilization of the egg by sperm in sea urchins

55
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Who was Magnus hirschfeld

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Founded the first sex research institute

56
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What is classical conditioning

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How things in the environment can trigger certain things (learning through experience)

57
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What is operant conditioning

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Things in our environment that follow behaviour may have an impact on our future behaviour

58
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what are the two basic functions of sexual arousal

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Vasoconegtion - blow flow during sexual arousal
Myotonia - muscle contractions or muscle tension

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