Mini Quiz: OCD? Phobia? Or Something Else?

The inability or difficulty to experience vaginal penetration is most similar to which DSM-5 disorder? Find out in this quiz.

The most recent and promising research suggests that treatment of inability or difficulty to experience vaginal penetration is most similar to which other DSM-5 disorder:

A. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
B. Specific Phobia
C. Female Orgasmic Disorder
D. Female Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder
E. None of the above
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