Author Question: Men with Asian and Islamic backgrounds may experience more than other men. a. premature ... (Read 29 times)

jeatrice

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Men with Asian and Islamic backgrounds may experience more than other men.
 
  a. premature ejaculation
  b. erectile dysfunction
  c. arousal disorder
  d. none of these are linked to Asian and Islamic backgrounds

Question 2

The perspective is based on the assumption that all behaviornormal or abnormalis learned.
 
  a. cognitive
  b. behavioral
  c. humanistic
  d. psychodynamic



bobsmith

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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