Social Judgments: Survey on Sexual Dysfunction and Sexual Deviations

This survey aims to evaluate the effect of social judgments on sexual dysfunction and sexual deviations. Please read each question carefully and mark your answer.

Results are publicly available

Sexual issues are not a subject to be ashamed of?

In men, erectile dysfunction is seen as a weakness?

Pedophilia is a disease, and should be approached with treatment instead of punishment?

Social pressure causes sexual issues to be kept secret?

Transvestism or gender transition should be seen as a mental disorder?

Victims of rubbing sexual abuse often do not speak about their experiences due to shame?

Voyeurism can occur without the individual's consent?

Individuals with masochistic or sadistic tendencies should be seen as deviant?

Social pressure causes sexual issues to be kept secret?

Zoophilia is an unethical behavior that requires legal sanctions under all circumstances?

Sex education should begin in childhood?

Sexual orientations or preferences should be considered within the scope of individual freedom?

Fetishism should be assessed as deviant?

Women's sexual disinterest is considered 'coldness'?

Talking about sexual issues ruins the marriage?

Sexual problems arise only from physical issues?

Men should always be willing in sexual relations?

It is natural to experience painful sexual intercourse in women?

Society needs to receive education to understand different sexual orientations?

Sexual deviations are innate and cannot be changed?