A New View of Women's Sexual Problems is a unique approach to looking at sexual problems because it

A) labels sexual function difficulties as disorders and characterizes them according to Masters and Johnson's sexual response cycle
B) focuses on lesbian health issue relationships
C) classifies women's sexual function difficulties based on women's needs and sexual realities
D) translates the DSM-5 categories into laypeople's language

A New View of Women's Sexual Problems focuses on understanding and addressing sexual function difficulties based on women's needs and sexual realities, rather than simply classifying them as disorders according to a specific sexual response cycle or using clinical language from the DSM-5. The approach takes into account the diverse experiences and perspectives of women and aims to empower them to make informed decisions about their sexual health. Option A is incorrect because while the approach acknowledges sexual function difficulties, it doesn't simply label them as disorders. Option B is incorrect because while the approach may address lesbian health issues, it is not limited to that population. Option D is also incorrect because it doesn't accurately describe the approach's unique focus on women's needs and sexual realities.