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Ever since giving birth to her second child, Jing is no longer able to orgasm during intercourse. She is able to orgasm during masturbation and she used to be able to orgasm through intercourse. How would her problem likely be classified?
 
  a. Situational sexual dysfunction and acquired
 b. Sexual interest/arousal disorder and acquired
  c. Situational sexual dysfunction and generalized
  d. Generalized sexual dysfunction and lifelong

Question 2

Ben enters sex therapy and shares with his therapist that he is having difficulty maintaining an erection, but only during oral sex. When he is masturbating or having vaginal intercourse, he maintains his erection with no problems. How would his therapist likely classify this problem?
 
  a. Situational sexual dysfunction
  b. Erectile dysfunction
 c. Responsive sexual desire
 d. Generalized sexual dysfunction



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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urbanoutfitters

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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
Excellent


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