Sexology - Notes lectures 1 - 4
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Lecture 6: Sexology research and research to female sexual pain disorders
Which topics are covered in the lecture?
Questionnaires, measurements for research, self-reports, selection bias, two brain routes, fMRI, dopamine, vaginismus, dyspareunia, fear avoidance model, cognitive behavioural therapy.
Which topics are discussed that are not discussed in the literature?
There were no topics discussed that are not discussed in the literature.
Which recent developments in the field are discussed?
Nowadays, there are more and more self-help programs so you don’t have to go to see a therapist anymore.
Which comments are made by the lecturer with regard to the exam?
There were no comments made by the lecturer with regard to the exam.
Which questions are dealt with that can be asked during the examination?
There were no questions dealt with that can be asked during the exam.
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