942 Index
Severity measures, 733, 742
Clinician-Rated Dimensions of Psychosis 
Symptom Severity, 742–744
frequency of use of, 742
scoring and interpretation of, 742
Sexual abuse
child, 718
nonspouse or nonpartner, 722
spouse or partner, 720
Sexual dysfunctions, 423–450
delayed ejaculation, 423, 424–426
erectile disorder, 423, 426–429
female orgasmic disorder, 423, 429–432
female sexual interest/arousal disorder, 423, 
433–437
genito-pelvic pain/penetration disorder, 423, 
437–440
highlights of changes fr om DSM-IV to DSM-5, 
814
male hypoactive sexual desire disorder, 423, 
440–443
other specified sexual dysfunction, 423, 450
premature (early) ejaculation, 423, 443–446
substance/medication-induced sexual 
dysfunction, 423, 446–450
subtypes of, 423
unspecified sexual dysfunction, 423, 450
Sexual masochism disorder, 685, 694–695
associated features supporting diagnosis of, 694
comorbidity with, 695
development and course of, 695
diagnostic criteria for, 694
diagnostic features of, 694
differential diagnosis of, 695
functional consequences of, 695
prevalence of, 694
Sexual sadism disorder, 685, 695–697
associated features supporting diagnosis of, 696
comorbidity with, 697
development and course of, 697
diagnostic criteria for, 695
diagnostic features of, 696