What does alcohol do for sexual arousal and behavior?
a. It facilitates them, but only in specific environments
b. It suppresses them.
c. It facilitates arousal but inhibits behaviors
d. It reduces inhibition but suppresses arousal
Question 2Two common medical causes of erectile dysfunction, in addition to kidney disease,are
a. asthma and diabetes.
b. vascular disease and diabetes.
c. vascular disease and asthma.
d. arthritis and diabetes.
Question 3According to the DSM, the features of sexual masochism include
a. behaviors involving the act of observing an unsuspecting person engaging in sexual activity.
b. fantasies involving the use of nonliving objects.
c. sexual urges involving the exposure of one's genitals.
d. sexually arousing fantasies involving the act of being humiliated.
Question 4Which of the following is NOT an important component of an assessment for sexual dysfunction?
a. A thorough review of family medical history
b. Interviews and questionnaires
c. a medical evaluation.
d. A psychophysiological assessment.
Question 5Psychophysiological assessment of sexual dysfunction is generally conducted by
a. using a device that measures physical arousal during exposure to an erotic video or audio recording.
b. asking patients to keep a diary of their sexual activities.
c. a physician during a medical exam.
d. using a device that measures brain waves during exposure to an erotic video or audio recording.
Question 6Before diagnosing a sexual pain disorder, it is necessary to rule out
a. relationship issues that could be the cause of the dysfunction.
b. other psychological disorders that may be contributing to the symptoms
c. a medical cause of the pain.
d. All of the above
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