Psychology 2075 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Sigmund Freud, Ovulation, Clitoris

• School: Western University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: Psychology 2075
• Professor: Jacob Fisher

Document Summary

Viagra acts on no system: pde5 inhibitors act on no synthesis affect erectile response by relaxing smooth muscles around penis; not spontaneous or aphrodisiac, skin of scrotum thickens and pulls it closer to the body, spermatic cords shorten pulling testes closer to the body, plateau phase, maintenance of high levels of physiological arousal and additional changes. Ballooning response upper two thirds of vagina expands; cervix and uterus pull up; accommodates penetration. Increase in pulse rate and blood pressure: plateau phase, maintenance of relatively high levels of physiological arousal, orgasm may follow, spike in pulse, bp, breathing, muscle contractions grimace, carpopedal spasm, series of muscular contractions of orgasmic platform at 0. 8 second intervals may be 3 . Clitoral and vaginal refer to an orgasm resulting from stimulation of either. Sigmund freud referred to clitoral orgasms as immature and vaginal orgasms as mature a developmental sense in: women who could only orgasm through clitoral stimulation were called.