Psychological and social factors key terms monogamy

e. Psychological and social factors
KEY TERMS:
 Monogamy
 Bigamy
 Polygyny
 Concubines
 Harems
 Polyandry
 The practical marriage
 The breadwinner-homemaker marriage
 The expressive marriage
 Optimizing available resources
 The marriage hack intervention
 The excitement intervention
 The relationship awareness intervention
 Investing more resources
 Requiring less resources
 Polyamory
 Serial monogamy model
 companionship-passion dilemma
 hub and spoke model
 molecular model
 polyfidelity
 group marriage
 compersion
 esther perel
 pepper Schwarz and Janet Lever

Fetishes, Kinks, and Paraphilias
1. What is a fetish?
a. What are common fetishes?
b. What is an objectophile/Partialism?
c. How has the Internet facilitated the normalization of fetishes?
2. Various reasons for cross dressing
a. Practicality
b. Entertainment
c. Transvestic fetishism
d. Autogynephilia
3. Describe sadomasochism
a. Describe BDSM
b. Altered states of consciousness
i. Transient Hypofrontality & Flow
4. What is a paraphiliac disorder? How is it defined/different from a
paraphilia/kink? What criteria must met?
5. Define the various types of paraphilic disorders
a. Exhibitionism
i. Scatalogia
b. Voyeurism
c. Frotteurism
d. Pedophilia
6. What types of traits do people with paraphilic disorders often have?
7. Describe what we know about pedophiles.
8. What is the difference between a pedophile and a child molester?
9. Why do paraphiliac disorders develop?
a. Genes?
b. Anatomical differences in the brain?
c. A learned response?
i. Classical conditioning
ii. Cycle of abuse
d. Courtship disorder
e. Lack of sexual alternatives
f. Hypersexuality & Obsessive compulsive disorder
10. How are paraphiliac disorders treated? Are these treatments effective?
a. Psychotherapeutic treatments
i. Cognitive therapy
ii. Relapse prevention therapy
b. Behavior therapy
i. Aversion therapy
ii. Masturbatory reconditioning
c. Drug treatments
i. SSRIs
ii. Deprovera/Chemical castration
iii. Surgical castration as a last resort

Key Terms
 Partialism
 Fetish
 Objectophilia
 Tranvestism
 Autogynephilia
 Sadomasochism
 BDSM
 Transient Hypofrontality
 Flow
 Paraphilia
 Paraphilic disorder
 Exhibitionism
 Scatalogia
 Voyeurism
 Frotteurism
 Frottage
 Pedophilia
 Pedophile
 Child Molester
 Intrafamilial Child Molester
 Extrafamilial Child Molester
 Zoophiles
 Bestiality
 Necrophilia
 Infantalism/adult baby
 Somnophilia/ sleeping beauty syndrome
 Asphyxiophilia
 Uro-, Corpro-, Myso-, Klisma-, Sangua- philia
 Classical Conditioning
 Hypersexuality
 Aversion Therapy
 Masturbatory Reconditioning
 Relapse Prevention Therapy
 Serotonin Selective Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs)
 Surgical Castration

Sexual (Dys)function
1. Differences in the way that males and females experience sexual dysfunctions
2. Two categories of sexual dysfunction
a. Deficiencies
b. Overexcitement
3. Sexual dysfunctions in lesbian, gay and transgender individuals
4. Premature ejaculation
a. Average time span before ejaculation
b. Causes of premature ejaculation
c. Treatment of premature ejaculation
5. Delayed Ejaculation
6. Erectile Disorder
a. Causes
i. Physical factors leading to erectile disorders
ii. Psychological factors leading to erectile disorders
b. Treatment
7. Female Sexual Arousal Disorder
8. Sexual Pain
a.