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Aggressive Pedophile
An adult drawn to children for both sexual and aggressive purposes
Exhibitionism
The deliberate exposure of the genitals to another person to achieve sexual gratification. Also called indecent exposure
Extrafamilial Child Molester
an sex abuser whose victims are outside the immediate or extended family
Fetishism
Sexual attraction to inanimate objects
Hebephilia
the use of young adolescent girls or boys for sexual gratification by adults, usually males
Immature Pedophile
a child sex abuser who demonstrates a long-standing, exclusive preference for children as both sexual and social comparisons. Also called fixated pedophile
Intrafamilial Child Molester
A child sex abuser whose victims are within the immediate or extended family
Paraphilia
the clinical term for a condition exhibited in fantasies, urges, or behaviors involving non-humans objects, suffering or humiliation of oneself or one's partner, or children or other non-consenting persons
Partialism
An exaggerated sexual interest in some part of the human anatomy not usually associated with sexual arousal, such as an ankle or elbow
Pedophilia
the use of children by adults for sexual gratification and companionship
Pedophile
the clinical term for an adult who uses children for sexual gratification and companionship
Regressed pedophile
A male who had fairly normal relationships with adults but later reverted to children for sexual and social companionship because of feelings of inadequacy
Sadistic pedophile
A rape situation, identified by Groth, in which the offender experiences sexual arousal and excitement as a result of the victim's torment, distress, helplessness, and suffering. The assault usually involves bondage and torture, and the rapist directs considerable abuse and injury on various areas of the vivtim's body
Voyeurism
the tendency to gain sexual excitement and gratification from observing unsuspecting others naked, undressing, or engaging in sexual activity