PSYCH 330 1st Edition Lecture 17Outline of Last Lecture I. Information on the Montreux Clinic via in class video.II. Information on Anorexia.Outline of Current Lecture I. We played Jeopardy in class.Current LectureWe played Jeopardy in class, so I’ll upload the questions and answers here. These questions are all candidates to be on the exam, so be sure to know the answer to all of them.Categories: Human Sexuality, GID, Sexual Dysfunction, Paraphilias, and TreatmentHuman Sexuality100-This ____individual interviewed over 18,000 Americans to conduct research on sexual practices.Answer: Alfred Kinsey200-___is a physical or psychological craving for sexual activity and pleasure.Answer: Sex driveThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.300-___are capable of engaging in sexual activity for longer periods of time without a refractory period.Answer: Women400-___think about sex more often, desire more partners, and masturbate more often.Answer: Men500-Name the 4 phases of sexual response:Answer: Desire, Arousal, Orgasm, and Resolution (Refractory period)GID (e.g., Gender Identity Disorder)100-____is a strong persistent cross-gender identification and discomfort with one’s own biological sex. Answer: Gender Identity Disorder (GID)200-___ is another term for GID.Answer: Transsexualism300-___This procedure matches an individual’s physical anatomy to gender identity.Answer: Sex reassignment surgery (SRS)400-___When a person disguises one’s sexual genitalia this is known as?Answer: Transgender behavior500-___This is when estrogen is given to biological males and testosterone is given to biological females.Answer: Hormone therapySexual Dysfunction100-___This is the consistent genital pain associated with sexual intercourse or sexual activity.Answer: Dyspareunia200-___This is reduced or absent sexual desires or behaviors either with a partner or through masturbation.Answer: Hypoactive Sexual Desire300-___This is the persistent and recurrent inability to maintain an adequate erection until completion of sexual activity. Answer: Male Erectile Disorder400-___This is the most common male sexual dysfunction found in 30% of men.Answer: Premature Ejaculation500-___Name the categories of disorders of sexual dysfunction.Answer: Disorders of sexual desire, Disorders of sexual arousal, and Disorders of sexual pain.Paraphilias100-___is sexual arousal in men resulting from wearing women’s clothing.Answer: Transvestic fetishism200-___This is sexual arousal from touching or rubbing against a nonconsenting person.Answer: Frotteurism300-___Sexual arousal by watching an unsuspecting person who is naked, disrobing, or engaging in sexual activity.Answer: Voyeurism400-___Sexual arousal from being humiliated, beaten, or made to suffer.Answer: Sexual MasochismHandout 8-5c500-___This is inflicting suffering on another person for sexual arousal.Answer: Sexual SadismTreatment100-___List the 3 phases of treatment for GIDAnswer: Live as desired sex for at least two years, hormone therapy, and SRS200-__These medications are used to treat sexual disorders by increasing sexual desire, but impair sexual performance.Answer: SSRIs (antidepressants)300-___is the sexual arousal or fantasies involving sexual activity with a child or children.Answer: Pedophilia400-___This technique has been found to be highly effective in the treatment of premature ejaculation.Answer: “Stop-Squeeze” technique500- What is the name of the device used to measure sexual arousal? Is it appropriate for use with men, women, or both? Answer: Plethysmograph,