Psychology 2075 Chapter Notes - Chapter 18: Hormonal Contraception, Priapism, Methadone

• School: Western University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: Psychology 2075
• Professor: William Fisher

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Ejaculation that always or almost always occurs before or within 1 minute of vaginal penetration (time component) 2. the inability to delay ejaculation (lack of control) 3. Distress about the problem: in some cases, premature ejaculation may take place so soon after erection that it happens. The symptoms must occur for more than 6 months and must cause the woman signi cant distress. Also injury to the spinal chord can cause orgasm problems: genito-pelvic pain can be caused by either psychological factors or organic factors include: disorders of the vaginal entrance (scarring, episiotomy, etc. ), disorders of the vagina (infections, allergic reactions, thinning of vaginal walls, scarring, etc. The person behaves like a spectator or judge of his or her own sexual. The basic assumption is that sex problems are the result of prior learning, and that they are maintained by ongoing reinforcements and punishments.