PSYC 3406 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Depersonalization, Etiology, Psychogenic Amnesia
6 Jun 2018
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Sexual Norms and Behavior
● Culture influences beliefs about sexuality
○ Pleasure vs. procreation
○ Acceptable sexual behaviors vary with times and culture
Proposed DSM-5 Sexual Disorders
● Sexual dysfunctions
● Orgasmic disorders
● Sexual pain disorders
● Paraphilias
○ Fetishistic disorder
■ Fetishes
○ Transvestic disorder
■ Dress as other gender
● Obsessed and compulsed
○ Pedohebophilic disorder
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■ Attraction to prepubescent individuals
■ Hebe → self perception, visualize self as being a child
● Hebephilia → michael jackson obsessed with maintaining youth
○ Exhibitionistic disorder
■ Flashing
■ Focus on exposing oneself
○ Voyeuristic disorder
■ Obsessed with watching people have sex
○ Frotteuristic disorder
■ Strangers → rub up against, in proximity to
○ Sexual masochism disorder
■ Aroused by being in pain
○ Sexual sadism disorder
■ Aroused by inflicting pain
○ Paraphilias not otherwise specified
■ Coprophilia
● Feces
■ Necrophilia
● Dead bodies
New HIV Diagnoses in 2009 by Age Group
● Most 20-24
● In general most when sexually active
Participation in Selected Sexual Behaviors in the Past Year
● Oral sex
○ More women
● Women have fewer sex partners
● Women have sex less frequently when unmarried
● Same amount when married
Gender and Sexuality
● Men
○ Think more about sex and want more sex
○ Masturbate more
○ Want more and have more partners
■ Consistent across cultures
○ More sexual dysfunction as they age
● Women
○ Desire sex linked to relationship status and social norms
○ Tend to be ashamed of appearance flaws
■ Interfere with sexual satisfaction
● At all ages women are more likely than men to report sexual dysfunction
The Sexual Response Cycle
● Desire phase
● Excitement phase
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● Orgasm phase
● Resolution phase
Male and Female Sexual Anatomy
● Cells start off the same
Sexual Dysfunctions
● DSM-5 has three categories of sexual dysfunction
○ Sexual desire, arousal, interest disorders
○ Orgasmic disorders
○ Sexual pain disorders
DSM-IV-TR and Proposed DSM-5 Diagnoses of Sexual Dysfunctions
Proposed DSM-5 Diagnoses of Sexual Dysfunction
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Document Summary
Acceptable sexual behaviors vary with times and culture. Hebe self perception, visualize self as being a child. Hebephilia michael jackson obsessed with maintaining youth. Strangers rub up against, in proximity to. New hiv diagnoses in 2009 by age group. Participation in selected sexual behaviors in the past year. Women have sex less frequently when unmarried. Think more about sex and want more sex. Desire sex linked to relationship status and social norms. Tend to be ashamed of appearance flaws. At all ages women are more likely than men to report sexual dysfunction. Dsm-5 has three categories of sexual dysfunction. Dsm-iv-tr and proposed dsm-5 diagnoses of sexual dysfunctions. Self-reported rates of sexual problems in the past 12 months. Women have greater lack of sexual interest. Men obviously have more trouble getting/maintaining an erection. Intersex chimera cells one set male, one set female. Persistent deficits in sexual interest, biological arousal, subjective arousal. Deficient or absent sexual fantasies and urges.
