The Use of a Trained Sex Surrogate as Part of a Program

question 33

Multiple Choice

The use of a trained sex surrogate as part of a program designed to teach someone how to interact sexually is

• A)highly unlikely to benefit participants because of the artificial nature of the process.
• B)widely used by sex therapists to model appropriate responses.
• C)uniformly considered to be prostitution and is deemed illegal.
• D)a type of skills training that is highly controversial.

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Definitions:

Cognitive Dissonance

The mental discomfort experienced by an individual who holds contradictory beliefs, ideas, or values, leading to an internal conflict.

Purchase Anxiety

The apprehension or doubt a consumer may feel before making a purchase decision, often due to fear of making the wrong choice.

Consumer Cynicism

A sentiment or attitude of distrust towards marketing practices, where consumers doubt the honesty or integrity of advertisements and promotions.

Subliminal Perception

The process by which individuals respond to stimulus that they are not consciously aware of, influencing their behavior or thought process unknowingly.