Most contemporary sex therapists assume that sexual dysfunctions ______.
a. can be treated by directly modifying the couple's sexual interactions
b. must be treated indirectly by resolving the underlying emotional conflicts which led
to the dysfunction
c. require some type of biochemical intervention to resolve the problem
d. are a normal result of our nation's emphasis on sexuality and must be accepted as part
of the price we pay for being so sexually oriented
Question 2
Until ______ work in the 1960s, there was no effective treatment for most sexual dysfunctions.
a. Kinsey's c. Kaplan's
b. Westheimer's d. Masters and Johnson's
Sexual dimorphism in body size and mating system.
Sexual Maturation
Male Sexual Behavior
The Circle of Relationship Issues and Sexual Problems
Forms of Sexual Misconduct Cont
Common Abbreviations and Symbols Used by Massage Therapists Cont.