In Barlow's model of erectile dysfunction,it is felt that past experiences with erectile dysfunction can lead men to expect that they will fail again.

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Barlow's model proposes that past experiences of erectile dysfunction can lead to negative thoughts and expectations about future sexual encounters, leading to performance anxiety and a self-fulfilling prophecy of failed erections. This can subsequently cause further anxiety and reinforce the belief that erectile dysfunction will continue to occur.

In Barlow's Model of Erectile Dysfunction,it Is Felt That Past