Quiz 7

A  vaginismus.

B  early ejaculation.

C  erectile disorder.

D  dyspareunia.

A  typical; almost all women with postpartum psychosis harm their offspring.

B  somewhat typical; about 50 percent of women with postpartum psychosis harm their offspring.

C  atypical; less than 5 percent of women with postpartum psychosis harm or attempt to harm their offspring.

D  typical; at least 75 percent of women with postpartum psychosis harm their offspring.

A  1 percent

B  10 percent

C  5 percent

D  0.05 percent

A  The drugs are safe but not effective in treating the disorders.

B  The drugs work about 75 percent of the time and are often given without first assessing what is causing the problem.

C  The drugs are effective but so unsafe that they are no longer prescribed.

D  The drugs are safe and effective but should only be used after careful assessment of what is causing the problem.

A  schizophrenia involving mainly negative symptoms.

B  schizophrenia involving mainly positive symptoms.

C  schizophreniform disorder.

D  conversion disorder.

A  23%

B  12%

C  19%

D  16%

A  nicotine

B  marijuana

C  alcohol

D  cocaine

A  living on their own, unsupervised

B  in halfway houses

C  on the street

D  in jail

A  partial hospitalization.

B  a token economy.

C  occupational training.

D  halfway house services.

A  affectual awareness.

B  aversion therapy.

C  performance anxiety.

D  self-instruction training.

A  a case of socioculturally related erectile disorder.

B  a physical basis for his erectile problems.

C  a case of psychologically related erectile disorder.

D  a normal sex life.

A  behavioral

B  cognitive

C  psychodynamic

D  humanistic

A  catatonic stupor.

B  catatonic excitement.

C  catatonic rigidity.

D  catatonic posturing.

A  progress to postpartum psychosis and will physically harm her child.

B  not progress to postpartum psychosis but will physically harm her child.

C  neither progress to postpartum psychosis nor physically harm her child.

D  progress to postpartum psychosis but will not physically harm her child.

A  It increases blood flow into the penis.

B  It draws blood flow out of the penis to create a vacuum.

C  It creates new cognitions about sex.

D  It increases testosterone levels.

A  cognitive

B  negative

C  ineffective

D  positive

A  loss of a job.

B  infertility problems.

C  pain medication.

D  having a partner who lacks sexual skills.

A  orgasmic reorientation

B  graduated dilators

C  masturbatory satiation

D  aversion therapy

A  residual phase.

B  prodromal phase.

C  active phase.

D  premorbid phase.

A  depression.

B  compulsive-like disorders.

C  sexual disorders.

D  schizophrenia.