Regarding male erectile dysfunction, which of the following statements is FALSE?
A)It was once known as impotence, but psychologists discourage the use of that term.
B)According to the DSM, erectile disorder involves a persistent difficulty of at least six months duration, although only the man and his partner can make this judgment.
C)Fatigue, anger, and drinking too much alcohol will not cause erectile difficulties in healthy males.
D)"Performance demands" or overreaction to the temporary loss of an erection may generate fears and doubts that contribute to a further inhibition of arousal.

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Fatigue, anger, and drinking too much alcohol can indeed cause erectile difficulties in males, even those considered healthy. These factors can affect sexual performance by impairing physiological and psychological processes involved in achieving and maintaining an erection.

Regarding Male Erectile Dysfunction, Which of the Following Statements Is