SEX!

Question 1

what are the three main areas of classification

Answer 1

Sexual Dysfunctions

Question 2

Sex, Culture, & Research

Answer 2

Sex and zeitgeist

Question 3

Sex, Culture, & Research

Question 4

Gender Identity Disorder

Answer 4

Also known as Transexualism or Transgenderism

Question 5

Gender Identity Disorder

Answer 5

� Prevalence
� Difficult to estimate
� 1 in 30,000 adult males seek treatment
� 1 in 100,000 adult females seek treatment
� Person feels trapped in the body of the wrong sex � Take on the persona of, and live as other gender
� Assume the identity of the desired sex � Goal is not sexual
� Transvestites dress as women but are sexually excited by this

Question 6

Gender Identity Disorder

Answer 6

� Often times have desire to get rid of primary sex characteristics
� Get rid of penis, facial hair, breasts, etc.
� In last 25 years medical procedures have been
developed to get change or eliminate these characteristics

Question 7

Gender Identity Disorder

Answer 7

� Causes are unclear
� Gender identity develops between 18
months and 3 years of age
� Appears to be part of the human condition for thousands of years

Question 8

Gender Identity Disorder

Answer 8

Patterns of sexual attractions in GID Males aroused by males

Question 9

Gender Identity Disorder

Answer 9

GID is not very common Despite media coverage

Question 10

GID and Treatment Issues

Answer 10

Psychotherapy for identity change fails miserably

Question 11

GID and Treatment Issues

Answer 11

Sex reassignment surgery

Question 12

Culture and Controversy

Answer 12

Not all cultures view transgenderism as problem

Question 13

Paraphilias: An Overview

Answer 13

Nature of Paraphilias

Question 14

Paraphilia

Question 15

Paraphilias

Question 16

Pedophilia

Answer 16

Diagnostically

Question 17

Pedophilia

Answer 17

Pedophilia and pedophiles

Question 18

Pedophilia

Answer 18

Both pedophilia and incest involve male and/or female children or very young adolescents

Question 19

Profiles

Answer 19

Most rationalize the behavior and engage in other moral compensatory behavior

Question 20

Profiles

Answer 20

Perpetrators select children who are

Question 21

Pedophilia: Etiology

Answer 21

Causes of Pedophilia

Question 22

Pedophilia: Medical Treatment

Answer 22

Medications

Question 23

Pedophilia treatment

Answer 23

Psychosocial Interventions Most are behavioral

Question 24

Pedophilia treatment

Answer 24

Efficacy of Psychosocial Interventions

Question 25

Pedophilia: Recidivism

Answer 25

Department of Justice study (2003)

Question 26

Pedophilia: Recidivism

Answer 26

Department of Justice study Recidivism rates within 3 years
 As comparison data

Question 27

Pedophilia: Recidivism

Answer 27

Department of Justice study

Question 28

Fetishism

Answer 28

Diagnostically

Question 29

Fetishism

Question 30

Transvestic Fetishism

Answer 30

Transvestic Fetishism Specific disorder

Question 31

Fetishism

Question 32

Fetishism: Etiology

Answer 32

Psychoanalytic theory

Question 33

Fetishism: Etiology

Answer 33

Learning theory (behaviorism) Classical conditioning

Question 34

Fetishism: Etiology

Answer 34

Learning theory (behaviorism)

Question 35

Voyeurism

Answer 35

Diagnostically

Question 36

Exhibitionism

Answer 36

Diagnostically

Question 37

Exhibitionism

Answer 37

Prevalence

Question 38

what is Frotteurism

Answer 38

� Diagnostically
� Over period of at least 6 months, recurrent, intense sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviors involving touching and rubbing against non-consenting person
� Person has acted on these urges, or the sexual urges or fantasies cause marked distress or interpersonal difficulty

Question 39

Frotteurism

Answer 39

Prevalence

Question 40

criteria for Sexual Sadism

Answer 40

� Diagnostically
� Over period of at least 6 months, recurrent,
intense sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviors involving acts (real, not simulated) in which the psychological or physical suffering (including humiliation) of the victim is sexually exciting to the person
� Person has acted on these urges with nonconsenting person, or the sexual urges or fantasies cause marked distress or interpersonal difficulty


Question 41

Sexual Sadism

Answer 41

Inflicting pain or humiliation to attain sexual gratification

Question 42

what is Sexual Sadism

Answer 42

� Relation between sadism and rape � Sadism does NOT equal rape
� Do not show paraphilic patterns of arousal
� Show arousal to violent material that is both sexual and non-sexual

Question 43

criteria for Sexual masochism

Answer 43

� Diagnostically
� Over period of at least 6 months, recurrent,
intense sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviors involving the act (real, not simulated) of being humiliated, beaten, bound, or otherwise made to suffer
� Fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviors cause clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other areas of functioning

Question 44

what is Sexual Masochism

Answer 44

� Suffer pain or humiliation to attain sexual gratification
� May have relationship with sexual sadists
� NB: Having fantasies does not make you have this disorder
� Must engage in behavior
� Where is the issue of consent here?
� Is this a disorder in the same way?

Question 45

are rapist sexual sadist?

Answer 45

not exclusively