Human Sexuality and its Problems.
The name of the work reviewed for purposes of this report is "Human Sexuality and its Problems" by John Bancroft, MD, FRCPscych. The work was published by Churchill Livingstone in Edinburgh, London in 1989. First published in 1983, the work was reprinted during the following years: 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995 and 1999. The book includes an index including the following: Sexual Disorders, Sex (Psychology), Sex (Biology), Title, Sex Behavior, Sex Disorders.
The author sought to accomplish two purposes. First, the book was intended to aid health professionals working with sexual problems. The "wider purpose" of the book however, was to help readers understand how a variety of factors and human interactions actually affect human sexuality. Bancroft argues that understanding human sexuality is contingent upon the ability of people to grasp the complex relationship between mind and body interaction.
The author successfully provides a foundation for relating mental and physical factors that affect human sexuality. For example, the author describes biological characteristics related to the physicality of human sexuality that are critical to conceptualizing human interaction. Included in the book is a discussion of how sexual excitement and pleasurable sensations, heightened awareness and erotic sensations involve "some form of central neurophsyiological arousal."
He also links cognitive processes or the mental aspect of human sexuality with physical responses, discussing how the body is a complex "interplay of psychological and somatic processes" whereby sexual excitement is not only accompanied by physical responses...
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