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A behaviour therapy technique involving sexual partners focusing on the pleasurable sensations associated with touching each other's body is called: |
| | A) | spectatoring. |
| | B) | body pleasuring. |
| | C) | sensual focus. |
| | D) | sensate focus. |
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Colin experienced difficulty obtaining an erection both during sexual contact with his wife and masturbation for the first time in his life after being made redundant from his job. Which of the following set of classifiers best describes Colin's erectile dysfunction? |
| | A) | Acquired, situational, psychological |
| | B) | Acquired, situational, physiological |
| | C) | Acquired, generalised, psychological |
| | D) | Acquired, generalised, physiological |
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Which of the following is true about the treatment of sexual dysfunction? |
| | A) | Drop out from treatments is a challenge for therapists. |
| | B) | Hormonal therapy is an effective treatment for female sexual dysfunction. |
| | C) | Medical treatment alone is just as effective as a combination of medical and psychological treatment for male sexual dysfunction. |
| | D) | Most sexual dysfunctions can be successfully treated in short-term individual therapy. |
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An individual who engages in exhibitionism obtains sexual gratification from: |
| | A) | touching or rubbing against a non-consenting person. |
| | B) | sexual contact with another person in a public location. |
| | C) | exposing their genitals to an involuntary observer. |
| | D) | secretly observing strangers naked, undressing, or in sexual activity. |
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Transvestic fetishism is associated with: |
| | A) | an individual wishing to be a member of the opposite sex. |
| | B) | sexual arousal from the process of cross-dressing. |
| | C) | an individual believing they are a member of the opposite sex. |
| | D) | sexual arousal from the use of women's clothing. |
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An example of aversion therapy for a lingerie fetish would be to pair: |
| | A) | nausea with images of lingerie. |
| | B) | sexual stimulation with images of a woman dressed in lingerie. |
| | C) | relaxation response with images of lingerie. |
| | D) | sexual stimulation with images of shoes. |
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The most likely possible diagnosis for a man who lacks interest in sexual relationships with women due to anxiety associated with being sexually abused during childhood is: |
| | A) | male erectile disorder. |
| | B) | dyspareunia. |
| | C) | hypoactive sexual desire disorder. |
| | D) | sexual aversion disorder. |
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The diagnosis that would best apply to a woman who is able to experience an orgasm during masturbation but not during sexual intercourse is: |
| | A) | primary female orgasmic disorder. |
| | B) | secondary female orgasmic disorder. |
| | C) | female sexual arousal disorder. |
| | D) | vaginismus. |
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Research has found positive relationship functioning to be associated with: |
| | A) | low levels of self-disclosure. |
| | B) | positive perceptions of partners' personalities. |
| | C) | avoidance of conflict. |
| | D) | the attribution of negative behaviour to factors internal to the partner. |
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Which of the following is true of couples therapies? |
| | A) | Couples are able to maintain changes over the long term. |
| | B) | CBT is the most effective form of therapy for couples. |
| | C) | Most couples maintain benefits up to five years post treatment. |
| | D) | The most effective therapies for couples involve changing behaviour rather than encouraging acceptance of a partner's behaviours. |
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