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Last Exam Flashcards

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Statistical (sexual behavior)

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A majority of people don’t do this

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Sociological (sexual behavior)

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Social norms and what is considered “normal”

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Psychological (sexual behavior)

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Individualistic

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Dysfunctional

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Behavior imparts functioning daily life

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Distress

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Behavior causes emotional distrss

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Deviant

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Behavior violates socially acceptable norms

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Dangerous

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Behavior is dangerous to the self or others

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Paraphilic disorders

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Cases person distress, interred with daily functioning or causes harm to self or others

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Fetishism

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Special friction on some object other than a human being
(Erotic significance attached to object)

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Fetishism

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Special friction on some object other than a human being
(Erotic significance attached to object)

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Cross-dressing

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Dressing s a member of the opp. Sex

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Sadism

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Sexual arousal from suffering or another

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Masochism

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Sexual arousal of being made to suffer themself

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Voyeurism

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Sexual arousal from watching an unselecting person who is undressing, naked or having sex

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Exhibitionism

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Sexual pleasure from exposing genitals to non consenting persons

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Asphyxiophilia

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Oxygen deprivation to oneself to enhance orgasm

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Zoophilia

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Sexual contact w/ animal

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Frotteurism

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Sexual arousal involving rubbing ones genitals against the body of a non consenting person

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Necrophilia

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Sexual contact with a dead person

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Rape

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Non consensual sexual contact obtained but force, threat of force or when the victim is incapable of giving consent

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Victim reciprocated rape

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Caused by the woman “asking for it”

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Psychopathy of rapist

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Ape is committed by a psychologically disturbed individual

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Feminists theory of rape

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Rape is a product of gender-role socialization and link between sex and power in a culture

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Social disorganization Of rape

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Rape like all violence is a product of a disrupted social structure/community

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Common rape myths

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Blaming the way a female dresses
Men can’t control themselves

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Alcohol l effects on sexual assault

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  1. Alcohol affects cognitive processing and inhibition of perpetrator
  2. Impairs decision making and reduces anxiety of victim
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Child sexual assault

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  1. Most perpetrators are male
  2. Most are known to the victim (family/friend0
  3. Most common method: touching the genitals
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Treatments for pedophilia

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  1. Not treatable
    2.drugs to treat the impulse
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Drugs to treat pedophilia

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Lutron: antiandrogen
Antidepressants (SSRIs)
Behavioral treatment - classical conditioning
Cognitive behavioral treatment

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Prostitution

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Someone that engages ins equal activity in exchange for payment

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Dyapareunia

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Genital pains during introduce
- can happen to broth genders
- can be caused by trauma to genitals

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Dyapareunia

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Genital pains during introduce
- can happen to broth genders
- can be caused by trauma to genital

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Vaginismus

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Spastic contraction of the muscles surrounding the entrance to the vagina
- pain so the body contracts to stop it

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Sensate focus exceices

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Focus on sensation of the feeling and communicate how that feels

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Cognitive restructuring

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Restructuring distracting and negative thought we might have , focus on more positive thought , focus ion erotic thought

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Bacterial STI’s

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Chlamydia
Ghonorrhea
Syphilis

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Viral STI’s

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HPV (most common STI)
Genital herpes
HIV & AIDS

38
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Treatments for HIV

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ART (antiretroviral treatment)
PrEP (preexposure prophylaxis)

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