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161) Initial sensate focus exercises involve __________. A) mutual massage B) mutual masturbation C) intercourse D) self-stimulation 162) Self-spectatoring is a tendency to __________. A) over-think one’s level of performance B) focus only on one’s performance and fail to consider the partner’s feelings C) be overly critical of one’s performance D) observe one’s behaviour as if one were watching oneself 163) Women who have never experienced orgasm often harbour beliefs that ________. A) sex is dirty and sinful B) that one should never lose control of oneself C) sex is a weapon to be used to manipulate men D) masturbation is the only appropriate sexual outlet for women unless one is attempting to conceive children 164) Women who have never experienced orgasm are referred to as ________. A) nonorgasmic B) preorgasmic C) pseudo-orgasmic D) antiorgasmic 165) The most effective way for men and women with orgasm disorders to achieve orgasm is through ________ and sexual fantasies. A) viewing erotic movies B) sensate focus exercise C) masturbation D) group sex 166) The stop-and-go technique was suggested by ________. A) Masters and Johnson B) Kaplan C) Heiman and LoPiccolo D) Semans 167) Vaginismus represents ________. A) psychologically based fear of penetration B) psychologically based fear of abandonment C) a physical disorder of the genital muscles D) psychologically based fear of adulthood and adult sexuality 168) Women with vaginismus often have histories of ________. A) restrictive, morally constrained upbringing B) rape and molestation C) being overly sheltered from knowledge of sex and sexuality D) being abandoned or left alone 169) Reported success rates in treating vaginismus have ranged from ________ %. A) 20 to 40 B) 40 to 60 C) 60 to 80 D) 80 to 100 170) Research from McGill University supports the value of cognitive-behavioural therapy for dyspareunia, but also suggests that a surgical intervention called _________ be used sometimes. A) oophorectomy B) vaginectomy C) leucotomy D) vestibulectomy