Question 1

Of the 12 alternative strategies for sexually acting out, exploring phenomena is an important concept.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

What are the three common theoretical practice levels embraced by social work?

Accepted Answer

A)  Micro, mezzo, and macro 
B)  Exo, ecto, and endo 
C)  Biological, psychological, and social 
D)  Cognitive, social, and psychological 
A)  Micro, mezzo, and macro 
B)  Exo, ecto, and endo 
C)  Biological, psychological, and social 
D)  Cognitive, social, and psychological A

Question 3

Rigid and disengaged family systems are one cause of sexual addiction.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

What myth exists in relationships when one partner is acting out sexually?

Accepted Answer

A)  The partner who is acting out is not satisfied in the current relationship. 
B)  There is already a separation in place. 
C)  There is a pending divorce. 
D)  There is a problem in the relationship. 
A)  The partner who is acting out is not satisfied in the current relationship. 
B)  There is already a separation in place. 
C)  There is a pending divorce. 
D)  There is a problem in the relationship.

Question 5

What is the impact of growing and ever-changing technology on sexual behavior in the United States?

Accepted Answer

Technology is greatly influencing people

Question 6

What theory is used to understand the diverse levels of sexual addiction?

Accepted Answer

A)  Systems theory 
B)  Ecological theory 
C)  Critical theory 
D)  Resilience theory 
A)  Systems theory 
B)  Ecological theory 
C)  Critical theory 
D)  Resilience theory

Question 7

Two interview techniques that should be used with clients of sexual addiction are normalization and shame attenuation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The first factor in determining the presence of sexual addiction is to look for significant consequences and the second is to examine the sense of loss over acting-out behavior. What is the third factor?

Accepted Answer

A)  Denial of the loss of behavioral control 
B)  Constant thoughts about the specific sexual behavior that is out of control 
C)  Active engagement in more sexual behavior 
D)  Arrests for sexual behavior 
A)  Denial of the loss of behavioral control 
B)  Constant thoughts about the specific sexual behavior that is out of control 
C)  Active engagement in more sexual behavior 
D)  Arrests for sexual behavior

Question 9

Transference is common in sex therapy as a practitioner can often react to client behaviors.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

A sex addict usually seeks treatment after legal consequences.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

What three behaviors are often evident in sexual addiction?

Accepted Answer

A)  Disregard for boundaries, multiple arrests, and sexual acting out 
B)  Violation of own values, sexual acting out, and hypersexual behavior 
C)  Disregard for boundaries, violation of own values, and harm to self and others 
D)  Violation of own values, shift in morals, and disregard for boundaries 
A)  Disregard for boundaries, multiple arrests, and sexual acting out 
B)  Violation of own values, sexual acting out, and hypersexual behavior 
C)  Disregard for boundaries, violation of own values, and harm to self and others 
D)  Violation of own values, shift in morals, and disregard for boundaries

Question 12

What is the most common term for sex addiction?

Accepted Answer

A)  Hypersexual behavior 
B)  Sexual addiction 
C)  Sexual offending 
D)  Impulse control 
A)  Hypersexual behavior 
B)  Sexual addiction 
C)  Sexual offending 
D)  Impulse control

Question 13

Treatment planning does not include the functions of building alliance and evaluating intervention efficacy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Whose book about sexual addiction is credited as the most widely known and used in the field?

Accepted Answer

A)  Carnes 
B)  Kafka 
C)  Wilson 
D)  Bronfenbrenner 
A)  Carnes 
B)  Kafka 
C)  Wilson 
D)  Bronfenbrenner

Question 15

Identify two areas where social workers must use care when working with sexual addicts.

Accepted Answer

Like working with any other cl

Question 16

What is the correct definition of sexual offending?

Accepted Answer

A)  Cognitive relapse of sexual behaviors 
B)  Breaking the law 
C)  Disregard for boundaries 
D)  Crossing another person's sexual boundary 
A)  Cognitive relapse of sexual behaviors 
B)  Breaking the law 
C)  Disregard for boundaries 
D)  Crossing another person's sexual boundary

Question 17

Sexual addiction is defined as a disregard for boundaries and a violation of a persons's values.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

To get the best results through treatment, irrespective of the treatment level, clients should ensure that they only participate in individual therapy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

What are three factors that prompt a diagnosis for sexual addiction?

Accepted Answer

A)  Affairs outside committed relationship, sporadic viewing of porn, and clothed webcamming 
B)  Exhibitionism, cybersex, and limited masturbation 
C)  Excessive masturbation, voyeurism, and long periods of pornography 
D)  Losing control of sexual behavior, engaged in multiple relationships, and cybersex 
A)  Affairs outside committed relationship, sporadic viewing of porn, and clothed webcamming 
B)  Exhibitionism, cybersex, and limited masturbation 
C)  Excessive masturbation, voyeurism, and long periods of pornography 
D)  Losing control of sexual behavior, engaged in multiple relationships, and cybersex

Question 20

What are two of the causes of sexual addiction?

Accepted Answer

A)  Childhood trauma and early exposure to sex 
B)  Rigid family systems and lack of care 
C)  Viewing of pornography and no caregiver presence 
D)  Regulation as an infant and exposure to abuse 
A)  Childhood trauma and early exposure to sex 
B)  Rigid family systems and lack of care 
C)  Viewing of pornography and no caregiver presence 
D)  Regulation as an infant and exposure to abuse

Exam 7: Hypersexual Behavior: Helping Clients Through Diagnosis and Treatment William Feuerborn

Of the 12 alternative strategies for sexually acting out, exploring phenomena is an important concept.

What are the three common theoretical practice levels embraced by social work?

Rigid and disengaged family systems are one cause of sexual addiction.

What myth exists in relationships when one partner is acting out sexually?

What is the impact of growing and ever-changing technology on sexual behavior in the United States?

What theory is used to understand the diverse levels of sexual addiction?

Two interview techniques that should be used with clients of sexual addiction are normalization and shame attenuation.

The first factor in determining the presence of sexual addiction is to look for significant consequences and the second is to examine the sense of loss over acting-out behavior. What is the third factor?

Transference is common in sex therapy as a practitioner can often react to client behaviors.

A sex addict usually seeks treatment after legal consequences.

What three behaviors are often evident in sexual addiction?

What is the most common term for sex addiction?

Treatment planning does not include the functions of building alliance and evaluating intervention efficacy.

Whose book about sexual addiction is credited as the most widely known and used in the field?

Identify two areas where social workers must use care when working with sexual addicts.

What is the correct definition of sexual offending?

Sexual addiction is defined as a disregard for boundaries and a violation of a persons's values.

To get the best results through treatment, irrespective of the treatment level, clients should ensure that they only participate in individual therapy.

What are three factors that prompt a diagnosis for sexual addiction?

What are two of the causes of sexual addiction?

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