sexual behaviour

Question 1

solidary sexual behaviours

Answer 1

• sexual fantasies
• nocturnal orgasms
• masturbation

Question 2

what r the most complex fantasies

Answer 2

• social scripts
• little stories
• who, what, where, when, and why
• social context
• reason for action going forward
• sexual activities in some order
• consequences of actions
• conclusion

Question 3

what is the variability in fantasies

Answer 3

• details
• object of fantasy
• intensity of feelings

Question 4

the 5 subscale of subjective sexual experience (Hasson and Ginzburg)

Answer 4

• playfulness
• limitlessness
• functionality
• intrusiveness
• shame

Question 5

erotic or sexual fantasies
a. commonly result in orgasm
b. seldom have much detail
c. show considerable variation
d. r universally pleasant

Answer 5

• c. show considerable variation

Question 6

functions of fantasies

Answer 6

• frequent source of pleasure, readily accessible
• sexual rehearsal
• substitute for action
• supplementary source of arousal during sexual relations

Question 7

sexual rehearsal

Answer 7

• try out various activities in ur head
• speculating on what to do
• how it might feel to do these things
• assessing and planning what to do/say

Question 8

substitute for action

Answer 8

• temporary satisfaction or compensation for unattainable goal

Question 9

supplementary source of arousal during sexual relations

Answer 9

• to make the sex work, physically
• to reduce the tedlum of repetitious sexual encounters

Question 10

y do ppl have guilt about having fantasies

Answer 10

• see such fantasies as immortal
• socially unacceptable
• indication that something is wrong with them or their relationship, or both
• associated with more sexual problems and fewer fantasies

Question 11

how to manage unwanted, intrusive sexual thoughts in religious uni students

Answer 11

• experiental willingness intervention
• distraction

Question 12

experiential willingness intervention

Answer 12

• foster detached, nonjudgmental stance without attempting to stop thought
• more long term

Question 13

distraction

Answer 13

• more easily implemented
• more commonly used
• equally effective to experimental willingness at reducing sexual thoughts in the short term

Question 14

freudian theory

Answer 14

• a happy person never fantasizes, only an unsatisfied one

Question 15

fantasies result from

freudian theory

Answer 15

• sexual dissatisfaction
• immaturity
• frustration
• inhibition
• masochism
• unconscious sexual conflict

Question 16

more frequent fantasies +’vely associated with

Answer 16

• greater sexual desire
• orgasm during intercourse
• greater arousability
• fewer sexual problems
• greater sexual satisfaction in general
• more sexual activity

Question 17

which of the following is not true
a. a large proportion of both m and w have used sexual fantasies in the context of sexual intercourse
b. a large proportion of ppl feel strong guilt about fantasies
c. distraction is an effective technique to manage unwanted sexual thoughts
d. freud thought only unsatisfied ppl fantasized

Answer 17

• b
• a large proportion of ppl feel strong guild about fantasies
• 25%