Jan has female orgasmic disorder. Her sex therapist discovers that during intercourse with partners, Jan is unable to enjoy the connection of the experience because she is so worried about whether her performance is "good enough" to please her partner. She is constantly evaluating his every response and using that to inform herself about how he might feel about her performance. Jan's experience
during intercourse illustrates the psychological risk factor for sexual dysfunction known as
a. sensate focus.
b. fear of failure.
c. the spectator role.
d. frotteurism.
c
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What will be an ideal response?
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