In the Two-Factor Model of Masters & Johnson Model of Sexual

question 72

Multiple Choice

In the Two-Factor Model of Masters & Johnson model of sexual dysfunction there are two important components,both of which contributed to sexual dysfunction.The first component consisted of a learned or conditioned factor where adverse early sexual experiences had given rise to a learnt fear or anxiety response whenever the individual was engaged in sexual activity.Which of the following adverse experiences may NOT contribute to sexual dysfunction?

• A)Psychosexual trauma
• B)Religious and social taboos
• C)Embarrassing or belittling early experiences with sex
• D)Toilet training

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