Sexual Response Cycle Flashcards

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What is it?

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Desire: become attracted
Excitement: arousal, tumescence
Orgasm: climax
Resolution: relaxation and return to normal

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What is Desire and arousal disorders?

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Hypoactive sexual desire disorder (men)

Sexual interest/arousal disorder (women)

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Erectile Disorder

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When men have a hard time getting excited or erect

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Sexual Aversion Disorder

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NO LONGER A DISORDER!; Lack of interest

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Orgasm Disorder

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Male orgasmic disorder (delayed ejaculation)
Premature Ejaculation-Early Ejaculation
Female Orgasmic Disorder: unable to orgasm

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Sexual Pain Disorders

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Dyspareunia and Vaginismus (Genito-Pelvic pain/penetration disorder: medical/needs urologist)

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Why people do not want to have sex?

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  1. loss of interest, sexual interest/arousal disorder in women
  2. lack of fantasies and urges–hypoactive sexual desire disorder in men
  3. failure to attain or maintain an erection–erectile disorder inmen
  4. depression, loss of love, interest, or they stink
  5. Worry about pregnancy or AIDS
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Etiology

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fears about performance and the adoption of the spectator role

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What is the spectator role?

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so aware of fears that function is hindered. Worry about every detail, and over analyze. Being the observer rather than a participant

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Treatment

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Directed Masterbation: women starts and man finishes her self-pleasure without insertion of penis

  1. Change in attitudes and thoughts: retrain the couple to see sex differently or change something.
  2. skills and communication training: encourage sharing of likes and dislikes
  3. couples therapy: training in nonsexual communication skills
  4. medication -Erectile disorder-Viagra, may cause Priapism–erection lasting 5 to 6 hours. Can cause permanent tissue damage.
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What is a Paraphilias?

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sexual attraction to unusual sexual activities or inanimate objects lasting for at least 6 months

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What is a Fetishistic Disorder?

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reliance on an inanimate object or a nongenital part of the body for sexual arousal. Almost always a men

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Examples of festishs

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clothing (underwear mostly)
leather
Articles related to feet (stockings, women’s shoes)
nonsexual body parts (hair, nails, feet, hands)
Some secretly fondle, kiss, smell, such on, or place inrectum an item. others look at the item while masterbating. Some need their partner to wear the item

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What is a Pedohebephilic Disorder?

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PEDOPHILE!!!: sexual contact with children; experience intense, recurrent, andistressing desires for sexual contact with children
Use child pornography

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What is Incest?

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Most common between brother/sister
Second most common between father/daughter
Third most common between mom/son
Not pedophiles (using what is available)

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Voyeuristic Disorder

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Peeping Tom; sexual gratification from watching young females undress or have sex

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Exhibitionistic Disorder

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Exposure; recurrent, intense, desire to obtain sexual graitificationby exposing one’s genitals to an unwilling stranger, sometimes a child

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Frotteurisitc Disorder

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Sexually oriented touching of an unsuspecting person. May rub penis against a woman’s thighs or butt or even fondle her breasts or genitals ; mostly occures in crowded areas that provide easy means of escape; mostly men

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Most likely to be picked up by police?

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voyeurisitic disorder, exhibitionistic disorder, frotteurisitic disorder

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Sexual sadism and Masochism Disorders

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Sadists inflict pain and/or humiliation while masochists recieve it. Both get sexual gratification from this. This can include bondage, blindfolding, spanking, whipping, cutting, electric shocks, and humiliation. The masochist takes the role of a slave, submitting to orders and commans

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Treatment

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Aversion Theory, CBT