I wrote a relevant response that analyzed your definition, and then pointed out that it appears to be a combination of things that constitute prudishness and things that would make a woman sexually compatible with you.

When someone is prudish, they will most likely display nearly all of the traits you described. It would be highly unlikely that a person wouldn't want to have sex with the light on, but wouldn't have an issue with masturbating in front of their partner or looking at their naked bodies. So the first one automatically contains 2 others. This hardly makes it a useful list.

The prudish traits all point to a lack of confidence, caused by a negative body image and/or lack of comfortableness with sexuality.

The sexually compatible traits all point to what would make a woman sexually compatible with you. They're more about sexual preferences. A woman who doesn't like giving head and doesn't like receiving anal sex and doesn't want to participate in a fetish isn't necessarily a prude. She is necessarily sexually incompatible with you.

Also, there's a huge difference between not wanting to do certain positions, and not wanting to do anything other than missionary. If that's what you intended, then you phrased it wrongly.