A) Systematic desensitization
B) Vaginismus
C) Sensate focus
D) The Squeeze technique
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A) It is also known as retarded ejaculation.
B) It may be caused by a symbolic inability to give of oneself.
C) It may be caused by unacknowledged homosexuality.
D) It is usually treated with Viagra or similar drugs.
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A) sensate focus; the squeeze technique
B) the squeeze technique; sensate focus
C) drugs, such as Viagra; sensate focus
D) the squeeze technique; drugs, such as Viagra
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A) their own sexuality.
B) intimacy and closeness with each other.
C) both of these.
D) none of these.
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A) Trying to read your partner's mind.
B) Trying to always win a fight.
C) Attacking character is better than losing an argument.
D) Be open about your feelings.
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A) abstinence
B) sex with one mutually faithful, uninfected partner
C) not injecting drugs
D) all of these are safe sexual behaviors
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A) genital herpes
B) genital warts
C) pelvic inflammatory disease
D) hepatitis B
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A) hypoactive desire disorder.
B) female sexual arousal disorder.
C) female orgasmic disorder.
D) vaginismus.
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A) The affected person experiences no erotic feelings.
B) It is an example of a desire disorder.
C) It is often associated with psychological factors such as depression or fear of closeness.
D) It is associated with fear, anxiety, or disgust about engaging in sexual activity.
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A) Dyspareunia is more common in women than men.
B) In women, dyspareunia is often related to vaginismus.
C) Dyspareunia is a type of sexual pain disorder.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) arousal disorder.
B) orgasm disorder.
C) desire disorder.
D) sexual pain disorder.
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A) a muscle spasm of the vagina.
B) a method of inhibiting ejaculation.
C) a persistent inability to reach orgasm.
D) genital pain before, during, or after sexual intercourse.
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