Author Question: With regard to DSM-5, failure to achieve orgasm a. is a specific diagnostic category. b. is ... (Read 63 times)

ENagel · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

With regard to DSM-5, failure to achieve orgasm

a. is a specific diagnostic category.
b. is never considered indicative of a disorder.
c. may be considered indicative of a disorder if an individual's partner considers it so.
d. may be considered indicative of a disorder if the person in question is distressed by it.

Question 2

Based on the results of the National Health and Social Life Survey, which of the following is accurate?

a. A low percentage of men had experienced oral sexual activities.
b. Masturbation was very common in women.
c. Less than 10 percent of women had ever engaged in oral intercourse.
d. Most sexual activity occurred outside monogamous relationships.