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CHAP 3 (seg 5.1) Flashcards

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Common forms of paraphilia are:

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a. Exhibitionism
b. Fetishism
c. Frotteurism (Frottage)
d. Pedophilia
e. Masochism
f. Sadism
g. Voyeurism (peeping tom)
h. Coprolalia
i. Necrophilia
j. Zoophilia
k. Mysophilia

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Exhibitionism is also known as

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flashing

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is behaviour by a person that involves the “exposure of private parts” of his/her body to another person in a situation when they would not normally be exposed

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Exhibitionism

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Forms of exposure:

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  1. Flashing
  2. Mooning
  3. Anasyrma
  4. Martymachlia
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It is the “display of bare breasts” and/or buttocks by a woman with an
up-and-down lifting of the shirt and/or bra or a person exposing and/or stroking his or her genitals.

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Flashing

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refers to the “display of the bare buttocks” while bending down by the
pulling-down of trousers and underwear

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Mooning

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“Lifting up of the skirt” when not wearing underwear, to expose
genitals.

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Anasyrma

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Is a paraphilia which involves “sexual attraction to having others
watch” the execution of a sexual act.

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Martymachlia

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5
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Sexual fetishism, first described as such by

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Sigmund Freud

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5
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People with a _______ experience sexual urges and behavior which are
associated with non-living objects.

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Fetishism

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Types of Fetishism:

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  1. Sexual Transvestic Fetishism (Transvestism)
  2. Foot Fetishism
  3. Wet and Messy Fetish (WAM)
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“begins in adolescence”, usually around the onset of puberty

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Sexual Transvestic Fetishism

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. It could also involve “wet clothes,”

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Wet and Messy Fetish (WAM)

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It is pronounced fetishistic sexual interest in “human feet”

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Foot Fetishism

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A form of sexual fetishism that has as person
getting aroused by “substances applied on the body like mud”, shaving foam,
custard pudding, chocolate sauce, etc.

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Wet and Messy Fetish (WAM)

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is the act of obtaining sexual arousal and gratification by “rubbing” one’s genitals against others in public places or crowds or sexual urges are related to the touching or rubbing of their body against a non – consenting, unfamiliar woman

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Frotteurism

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Pedophilia also called

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pedophilic behavior

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Frotteurism also known as

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Frottage

12
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is used to refer to “child sexual abuse”

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Pedophilia

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is the act attaining sexual pleasure or gratification by the “infliction
of pain and suffering” upon another person

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Sadism

13
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involves acts in which a per son delivers sexual
excitement from “being humiliated”, beaten, bound, or otherwise abused

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Masochism

14
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Sadism derived from the name of the?

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Marquis de Sade

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This is the act of reaching sexual pleasure or gratification by
“watching or observing the subject” from a distance, or by stealth to observe the subject with the use of peep-holes, two- way mirrors, hidden cameras, secret photography and other devices and strategies

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Voyeurism

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Voyeurism came from the French vouyer meaning,

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One who looks

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Voyeurism also known as

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peeping tom

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deviant sexual practice in which sexual
pleasure is obtained through the “compulsive use of obscene language”

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Coprolalia

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Coprolalia also called as

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Scatologia

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Necrophilia is also called

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thenatophilia and necrolagnia

19
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is the “sexual attraction to corpses”.

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Necrophilia

19
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is the practice of sex between “humans and animals”

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Zoophilia

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Zoophilia also known as

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bestiality/bestosexual

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A person who practices zoophilia is known as a

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zoophile

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is obtaining sexual arousal and “gratification by a filthy
surrounding”

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Mysophilia

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this is “getting horny from smelling”, chewing, or rubbing
against dirty underware

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Mysophilia

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