Phase Two of Sensate Focus Involves "Genital Pleasuring" but Prohibits

question 96

Multiple Choice

Phase two of sensate focus involves "genital pleasuring" but prohibits intercourse or orgasm. The main purpose of this stage is to

• A) allow an individual to communicate his or her desires to the partner.
• B) change the usual ways that the couple has tried to have sex.
• C) allow sexual experience without the anxiety of performance.
• D) provide increased anticipation of intercourse.

Utilize feedback effectively in the learning process.

Apply various teaching methods appropriate to the patient's developmental stage and learning style.

Understand the fundamental principles of developmental theories and their stages, including Erikson, Piaget, Freud, and Gesell.

Apply developmental theories to identify age-appropriate activities and behaviors for children at different stages.