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| attraction to inanimate objects |
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| (2) criteria for sexual disorder |
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1. fantasies, urges or behaviors have occurred over a period of at least 6 months
2. cause clinical distress and impairment in life |
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use of nonliving objects to produce arousal
incapable of having an orgasm or becoming fully aroused unless the object is present
occurs over a period of over 6 months |
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aroused by certain materials
ex: leather and silk |
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-objects and shapes are important
ex: high heels, lingerie, stockings |
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| why do people become fetishists: learning theory |
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| classical conditioning, learned association built between fetish object and orgasm/arousal |
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| why do people become fetishists: cognitive psychology |
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| -perception of arousal is distorted |
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| 4 steps of sexual addiction model |
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1. preoccupation: the person can think of nothing other than the sexual act to which he or she is addicted
2. Rituals: the person enacts certain rituals that have become a prelude to the addictive act
3. Compulsive Sex Behavior: sexual behavior is enacted and the person feels that he or she had no control over it
4. Despair: Rather than feeling good after the sexual act is completed, the addict falls into a feeling of hopelessness and despair |
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-dressing as a member of the other gender
-cross-dressing |
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| men that dress up as women |
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-men who dress up as women, often as part of their jobs as entertainers
-profit |
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| -heterosexual man who dresses in female clothing to produce sexual arousal |
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| sexual excitement from causing pain to others |
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| sexual pleasure from observing sexual acts and the genitals |
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| nymphomania that occurs in men |
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| -compulsive sexual activity that may not always lead to orgasm |
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compulsion to rub or touch one's genitals against the body of a nonconsenting individual
usually in a crowded place
the target may be unaware that it has happened |
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| -three people having sex together |
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| a desire to damage or soul a woman or her fclothes or the image of a woman |
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| -excretion on other people |
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| steps to develop sexually without getting "variance" |
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1. gender identity
2. sexual responsiveness: arousal to appropriate stimuli
3. formation of relationships with others |
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1.victim precipitated rape: victim is "Asking for it"
2. rapists are mentally disturbed
3. sex = power
4. social disorganization |
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| comparing characteristics of rapists vs regular men |
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1. they believe that women are sexual objects; women are deceptive and dangerous;
2. more likely to have had brain injuries as a child
3. characterized by poor inhibition and self-regulation
4. lack empathy.
5. experienced environental triggers, such as being in a war |
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spastic contraction of the outer third vagina
vaginal entrance may close, |
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