Reissing and Colleagues (1999) Have Been Critical of the Focus

question 113

Multiple Choice

Reissing and colleagues (1999) have been critical of the focus on the achievement of penile-vaginal intercourse as the sole indicator of sex therapy "success." What do they argue that additional outcomes should include?

• A)whether the couple is experiencing greater sexual satisfaction
• B)improvement of sexual skills
• C)whether the original relationship problems have been resolved
• D)increasing the length of time spent by the couple in foreplay

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Definitions:

Orgasmic Disorder

A sexual dysfunction characterized by difficulty in experiencing orgasm and markedly reduced intensity of orgasmic sensations.

Sex Therapy

A form of psychotherapy aimed at addressing issues related to sexual function, sexual feelings, and intimacy.

Viagra

A medication used primarily for treating erectile dysfunction by increasing blood flow to the penis.

Birth Control Pills

Medications taken orally by women to prevent pregnancy, containing hormones that inhibit ovulation, fertilization, or implantation of a fertilized egg.