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silviawilliams41

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Brad is able to maintain an erection and ejaculate during masturbation. Before his breakup with his previous partner, he was also able to maintain an erection and ejaculate during sex. He now has a new partner and has not been able to maintain an erection during sex. What is a more likely cause for his problem?
 
  a. He may have an STI that is causing medical problems.
 b. He may need to have his heart checked out because problems maintaining anerection are related to cardiovascular problems.
 c. He may be experiencing performance fears with his new partner or comparing theirencounters to his previous partner.
 d. He may believe that his penis is not the right size or shape in relation to his newpartner's genitals and this is impacting his sexual satisfaction.

Question 2

Criteria for sexual interest/arousaldisorder includes all of the following, EXCEPT:
 
  a. Absent or decreased sexual interest.
 b. Decreased or absent initiation ofsexual activity or responsiveness to a partner'sattempts to initiate sexual activity.
 c. Absent or decreased physical sensations during sexual activity.
 d. Marked delayin, or absence of, orgasm.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d



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