Describe and contrast male erectile disorder and female sexual arousal disorder with inhibited orgasmic disorders
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Males with erectile disorder become aroused and are interested in sexual activity but have trouble achieving or maintaining an erection. Females have trouble achieving or maintaining adequate lubrication. Men tend to more disturbed by arousal issues than women, and the disorder is exacerbated by age and becomes common after age 60 .
Orgasm disorders consist of the inability to have an orgasm despite adequate sexual desire and arousal, and are far more common in women than men. Approximately 20 percent of all women reliably experience regular orgasms during sexual intercourse, meaning that in order to make the diagnosis, it is important to take into account the couple's level of distress about the situation. Studies indicate that about 8 percent of men report delayed or nonexistent orgasms during sexual interactions but are unlikely to seek treatment for this condition.
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a. gender stereotypes are almost always a fairly accurate reflection of reality. b. gender stereotypes refer to beliefs about females' and males' characteristics. c. people tend to see themselves as being more gender stereotyped than the average person. d. most people do not have strong gender stereotypes about personality characteristics, but they do have strong gender stereotypes about occupations.
To keep up with the many changes in various industries such as technology and information services, many organizations and professions are emphasizing learning
a. modern skill changes b. how to learn. c. mentor/protégé skills. d. the dynamics of organization.
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Regarding traumatic stresses, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Twenty percent of the people who lived close to the World Trade Center in New York City suffered serious stress disorders after the 9/11 terrorist attack. b. Forty-four percent of U.S. adults who only saw the September 11th terrorist attacks on television had at least some stress symptoms. c. Since victims realize that disaster could strike again without warning, many victims feel that they are losing control of their lives. d. Persons who develop the most severe anxiety exhibit schizophrenic-like symptoms that require antipsychotic medication.