PSYCH 230 1st EditionExam # 4 Study Guide Lectures: 20- 24Lecture 20 (November 5th)• Contraception: History and Method Considerations– Contraception in Ancient Times– Contraception in the United States: 1800s and Early 1900s– Contraception Outside the United States– Contraception in the United States Today– The FDA Approval Process– Choosing a Method of Contraception• Barrier Methods– Male Condoms– Female Condoms– Cervical Barriers: Diaphragms and Cervical Caps– The Contraceptive Sponge• Combined Hormone Methods for Women– Birth Control Pills– Hormonal Ring– Hormonal Patch• Progestin-Only Hormone Methods for Women– Progestin-Only Pills– Subdermal Implants– Hormonal Injectables• Chemical Methods for Women– How They Work– Effectiveness– Advantages– Disadvantages– Cross-Cultural Use• Intrauterine Methods for Women– How They Work– Effectiveness– Advantages– Disadvantages– Cross-Cultural Use• Natural Methods for Women and Men– Fertility Awareness-Based Methods– Withdrawal– Abstinence• Permanent Contraceptive Methods– Female Sterilization– Male Sterilization• Emergency Contraception• Contraception in the Future– What’s Ahead for Men– What’s Ahead for Women• Abortion– The Abortion Debate– Historical Perspectives– Legal Versus Illegal Abortions– Abortion Statistics– Abortion Procedures– Reactions to Abortion– Teens and Abortion– Cross-Cultural Aspects of AbortionLecture 21 (November 7th) • Challenges to Sexual Functioning– Psychological Challenges to Sexual Functioning– Physiological Challenges to Sexual Functioning– Evaluating Sexual Problems– Treating Sexual Problems• Problems with Sexual Desire– Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder and Sexual/Arousal Disorder• Problems with Sexual Arousal– Erectile Disorder– Other Problems with Sexual Arousal• Problems with Orgasm– Female Orgasmic Disorder– Ejaculatory Disorders– Treating Ejaculatory Disorders• Problems with Sexual Pain– Genito-Pelvic Pain and Penetration Disorders– Treating Genito-Pelvic Pain and Penetration Disorders• Illness, Disability and Sexual Functioning– Cardiovascular Illnesses– Cancer– Diabetes Multiple Sclerosis– Alcoholism– Spinal Cord Injuries– Mental Illness– Other Conditions–Lecture 22 and 23 (November 12th and 14th) • Sexually Transmitted Infections– Attitudes About Sexually Transmitted Infections – High-Risk Groups and STIs– Birth Control, Pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Infections• Ectoparasitic Infections: Pubic Lice and Scabies– Pubic Lice– Scabies• Bacterial Infections: Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Chlamydia and More– Gonorrhea– Syphilis– Chlamydia– Chancroid– Vaginal Infections– Pelvic Inflammatory Disease• Viral Infections: Herpes, Human Papillomavirus, and Hepatitis– Herpes– Human Papillomavirus– Viral Hepatitis– Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome• Incidence• Knowledge and Attitudes about AIDS• Symptoms• Diagnosis• Treatment• Prevention• Families and HIVLecture 24 ( November 19th) • What is “Typical” Sexual Expression?• Paraphilias• Theories About Paraphilias– Biological Theories– Psychoanalytic Theory– Developmental Theories– Behavioral Theories– Sociological Theories• Types of Paraphilias– Fetishistic Disorder– Transvestic Disorder– Sadism and Masochism– Exhibitionism and Voyeurism– Pedophilia– Other Paraphilias and Sexual Variations• Assessing and Treating Paraphilias and Sexual Variations– Assessment– Treatment Options• Variations and
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