ch.14

Question 1

pathological

Answer 1

any behavior seen as caused by sickness/disease

Question 2

hypersexual disorder

Answer 2

nonparaphilic sexual compulsivity; and osessive preoccupation with and compulsive need for sexual activity

Question 3

victimizing paraphilias

Answer 3

unspuspecting nonconsenting/ unwilling person as the target. Voyeurism,exhibitionism, sadism, frotteurism, pedophilia

Question 4

voyeurism

Answer 4

secretly watching others undress or engage in sexual activities without their knowledge and consent

Question 5

exhibitionism

Answer 5

achieving sexual arousal and gratification by displaying ones genitals to others without their consent

Question 6

frotteurism

Answer 6

rubbing one’s genitals against a nonconsenting person for sexual arousal

Question 7

sexual sadism

Answer 7

inflicting pain injury or humiliation on another person for sexual gratification

Question 8

sadomasichism B(BDSM)

Answer 8

sexual activities that combine sadism and masochism

Question 9

pedophilia

Answer 9

uncontrollable sexual compulsions involving prepubescent children

Question 10

pedophile

Answer 10

adult whose sexual focus is on children

Question 11

nonvictimizing paraphilias

Answer 11

sexual masochism, autoerotic asphyxiation, fetishism, transvestic fetishism,

Question 12

autoerotic asphysxiation

Answer 12

form of sexual masochism involving dpriving the brain of oxygen

Question 13

feish

Answer 13

sexual preference for a nonhuman object or body part that most mebers of a culture do not consider sexual

Question 14

cross dressing

Answer 14

dressing in clothes associated with the opposite sex

Question 15

transvestite

Answer 15

a man who obtains sexual satisfaction by wearing female clothing

Question 16

transvestic fetishism

Answer 16

paraphilia engaged in by a transvestite

Question 17

incorporation therapy

Answer 17

treatment for paraphilias in which the paraphilic behavior is decreased/ modified to acceptable levels but not completely abolished

Question 18

Cognitive behavioral therapy

Answer 18

a therapeutic approach designed to gradually eliminate specific thoughts and associated behaviors that may be contributing to sexual problems

Question 19

aversion therapy

Answer 19

psychotherapy in which unwanted sexual behaviors and images are reduced by associated them with an unpleasent stimulus such as electric shock/ noxious odors

Question 20

covert sensitization

Answer 20

type of aversion therapy in which instead of shocks or bad odors, the client repeatedly fantasizes the unwanted behavior and adds an extremely adversive event to the fantasy

Question 21

orgasmic reconditioning

Answer 21

type of therapy in which a person is conditioned to become aroused and have orgasms in socially acceptable settings that bear no resemblance to the paraphilias