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Test The Arousal Phase
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QUESTION 1: What is the central biological mechanism that explains genital responses during arousal?
Exclusive release of sex hormones
Increased blood flow to genital tissues
Voluntary contraction of pelvic muscles
Decreased genital sensitivity
QUESTION 2: What is the primary sign of arousal in the woman according to the text?
Secretion of fluids by sweat glands
Increase in clitoral size only
Withdrawal of blood from the labia majora
Vaginal lubrication by transudation through vaginal walls
3rd QUESTION: What changes do the labia and clitoris undergo during female excitement?
Nipples become flat and unchanged
Anxiety always accelerates lubrication
The testicles are elevated in women
The labia majora and labia minora swell and the clitoris swells and swells
QUESTION 4: How does the text describe the nature of erection in men?
Erection is an involuntary autonomic response
Erection depends only on conscious will
Genital skin always clears during arousal
Scrotum relaxes and testicles descend
5th QUESTION: What is the 'bystander role' and how does it affect the physical response?
Sexual flushing impedes vasocongestion
Pressure to achieve erection facilitates response
Bystander role produces hypervigilance that cuts off genital feedback
Clitoral swelling prevents lubrication
QUESTION 6: What effect does anxiety or distraction have on vaginal lubrication?
Lubrication depends only on physical stimulation and never stops
Anxiety or distraction can disrupt lubrication even if there is physical stimulation
Erection is controlled by voluntary volition
Increased diameter of the clitoris reduces blood flow
QUESTION 7: What extragenital manifestations are mentioned in the text during arousal?
At the extragenital level the nipples become erect and a sexual flush may appear
Vaginal lubrication is the main extragenital manifestation
The scrotum in women increases in thickness
Parasympathetic response inhibits vasocongestion
QUESTION 8: According to the text, what happens if pressure is exerted to achieve an erection?
Pressure to achieve an erection always enhances it
Erection is an act of conscious will
Pressure to achieve an erection may activate the sympathetic system which inhibits it
Bystander role enhances feedback between brain and genitalia
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