Gender and Sexuality -- Peer Questions

What happens to the uterus during a female orgasm?

Elevation

Engorgement

Contractions

A and C

According to Levine, which of the following are not basic aspects of forgiveness?

Description of forgiveness model

Common beliefs

Participating partner factors

Consequences of forgiving or not forgiving

What are the three stages in treating infidelity according to the integrative treatment model?

Damage Control, Meaning-Making, Move On

Building Rapport, Exploring Issues, Forgiveness

Damage Control, Meaning-Making, Making It Work

Building Rapport, Constructing Narrative, Forgiveness

Which of the following is NOT part of therapy when working with clients who have Problematic Sexual Behaviors (PSB)?

Reality

Resistance

Restructuring

Relationship

Low Sexual Desire in men is which of the following...

Inability to perform sexually

Lack of thinking about sex

Lack of being sexual

Both B & C

According to Polonsky, what are the 3 developmental tasks adolescents need to master as they develop sexually?

Individuation, Development of sexual norms, Communication of needs

Emotional independence, Consolidation of sexual identity, Creation of new attachments

Love, Sex, Dating

Trust, Autonomy, Initiative

Which of the following is a clinical recommendation for treating concurrent depression and sexual dysfunction?

Obtain complete sexual history

Adjust antidepressant medication

Tailor treatment to individual needs and circumstances

All of the above

Which phrase or word best represents the concept that "risk factors and symptoms of depression and sexual dysfunction overlap and predispose an individual to develop either condition"?

Bidirectional association

Dyspareunia

Bupropion

Sexual response cycle

Which of the following medications can serve as an antidote for sexual dysfunction?

Paroxetine

Bupropion

Sertraline

Fluoxetine

How to manage drug-induced sexual dysfunction?

Dose reduction

Drug holidays

Drug substitution

All of the above

Which intervention is not an approach for treatment of painful sex?

Vestibulectomy

Kegel Exercise

The squeeze technique

Cognitive-behavioral therapy

What thoughts might women with genital pain experience during intercourse?

Wonder what is wrong with them

Question their worth as women

Fear losing or disappointing their partner

All of the above

What is one of Perelman’s 3 factors that contribute to Delayed Ejaculation?

Idiosyncratic Masturbatory Styles

Depression

Panic Attacks

Residual or induced symptoms due to prior diagnosis of Premature Ejaculation

Which of the followings is a criteria for ED?

Inability to achieve an erection

Difficulty in maintaining an erection

Decrease in erectile rigidity

All of the above

Which of the followings is not a treatment for ED?

Sensational focus exercises

PDE-5i drugs

Antidepressant medications

Psychotherapy

According to Penners, which is the main cause for ED?

Anger

Anxiety

Distraction

Alcohol

Erectile dysfunction increases most dramatically in the which age group?

12-18 years old

18-24 years old

Around age 35

Around age 50

What is the chemical treatment involved in puberty suppression?

Increase in dopamine

Introduction of gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH)

Decrease in GABA

Increase in testosterone or estrogen

The category of social identity that refers to an individual’s identification as male, female or, occasionally, some category other than male or female describes which of the following:

Gender Expression

Gender Fluidity

Gender Dysphoria

Gender Identity

Which of the following is NOT included in the sexual response cycle?

Multiple incentives for sex

Decreased attention to senses & non-deliberate choice

Appraisal of stimuli & context

Sexual satisfaction & absence of pain

The following statements are true of desire and arousal EXCEPT

Desire in not fixed, but rather subjective

Flushing, increase vaginal lubrication, and erect nipples are some responses to arousal

Desire is always experienced before arousal

Environmental and interpersonal factors may affect low desire in females

Those who have been sexually abused in childhood are more likely to experience sexual trauma as an adult is the phenomenon known as:

Developmental sleeper effect

Traumatic sexualization

Repeat victim effect

Sexual revictimization

Which one of the following is NOT an effective way to treat Premature Ejavulation?

SSRI Medication

Sensate Focus

Squeeze Technique

Psychoeducation

Which of the following does not apply: In fetishistic disorder, the individual with the disorder

May hold, rub taste or smell objects for sexual arousal

Ask the sexual partner to wear the object during sex

May be attracted to inanimate objects

Can experience sexual gratification without the fetish

What is the difference between shame and guilt?

Shame can be understood condemning the person, while guilt condemns the behavior

Guilt can be understood as condemning the person, while shame condemns the behavior

They are the same

Problematic sexual behaviors include:

Having serial affairs

Employing prostitutes

Phone sex

All of the above

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