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Sexual dysfunction

Sexual dysfunction refers to a sexual disorder in which the patient (client) finds it difficult to function adequately while having sex.

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Sexual dysfunctions

Sexual dysfunctions refer to problems in experiencing sexual Arousal or carrying through with sexual acts to the point of s

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Sexual harassment

Sexual harassment refers to any unwelcome sexual advance or conduct on the job that creates an intimidating or offensive working environment.

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Sexual identity

Sexual identity refers to the objective categorisation of a person's physiological status as male or female based on biological factor.

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Sexual impulsivity

Sexual impulsivity refers to an impulse-control disorder in which people feel uncontrollably driven to seek out sexual encounters and to engage in frequent and indiscriminate sexual a

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Sexual masochism

Sexual masochism refers to a sexual gratification obtained through experiencing pain and humiliation at the hands of one's

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Sexual masochist

Sexual masochist refers to a person who derives sexual satisfaction from experiencing pain.

Sexual mixing

Sexual mixing refers to the extent to which people engage in sexual activities with sexual partners from other sexual networks (dis-sortative mating) versus partners from their own ne

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