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Fetish
objects, body part (ex: shoes, fabrics, feet)
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Transvestic Fetishism, Transvestism
Opposite sex clothing for sex pleasure
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Sadomasochism
Sexual sadism, sexual masochism
Dom sub, bondage discipline
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Autoerotic asphyxiation
When oxygen is deprived while trying orgasm
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Klismaphilia
Enemas; as kids were given enemas by overly concerned moms
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Non-coercive paraphilia
- Transvestic fetishism, transvestism
- Sadomasochism
- Autoerotic Asphyxiation
- Klismaphilia
- Coprophilia
- Urophilia
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Exhibitionism
Flashing, indecent exposure; 50% of women have been flashed
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Voyeurism
Peeping Tom's, now harder to arrest, high tech devices
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Frotteurism
Rubbing against others in public
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Necrophilia
Corpses, death, signs of serious psych disturbance
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Zoophilia/Bestiality
Animals; 50% of boys on farms engage in this before the age of 16, if occurs in adult, psych
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Ephebophilia
Post Pubescent 13-17
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Clearly explain three possible causes of paraphilia
- 1. Classical conditioning, something related to sex
- becomes linked to sex associatively until you start responding to that thing
- 2. Biological: a disturbance in a certain part of
- the brain; temporal lobe epilepsy. Researchers have found that some
- paraphiliacs have differences in brain structure and brain chemistry and
- possible lesions in certain parts of the brain.
- 3. Developmental; auditory, tactile, and visual
- stimuli we experience during childhood sex play form a template in our brain that defines our ideal lover and ideal sexual situation. If our childhood sex play remains undisturbed, development goes on toward heterosexual desires.
a. Victim Perpetrator thing.
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Explain the difference between a sexual behavior preference and a paraphilia, and why the term paraphilia is controversial
- A. A preference is something someone chooses to do
- because they want; a strong liking. A paraphillia is different in the sense that the object of their desire is necessary for arousal and orgasm.
It is controversial to use paraphilia because it implies a mental illness
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Explain the difference between a non-coercive/consensual and a coercive/non-consensual
- A. Noncoercive paraphillia—Do not harm others;
- engaged in with others’ permission. Coercive paraphillia—engaged in with
- nonconsenting victims
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