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What is gender identity?
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persons intense sense of being male or female
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what are sexual variations?
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Sexual variety and diversity in terms of sexual orientation, attitudes, behaviors and desires.
Sexual activity not statistically typical of usual sexual behavior. Sexual desires and behaviors outside what is considered to be the normal range, although what is unusual or atypical varies between cultures and time. |
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What is a paraphilia?
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Recurrent, intense sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviors that occur over a period of at least 6 months
Involving: Nonhuman objects The suffering or humiliation of oneself or one’s sex partner Children or other non-consenting persons |
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fetishes, partialism and transvestism are examples of what?
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Non-coercive Paraphilias
Regarded as benign and victimless |
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What is fetishism?
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Sexual attraction to objects which take on sexual symbolism and may be **required** for sexual arousal and/or orgasm to take place
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What is Transvestism?
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The wearing of clothing of the opposite sex, usually for sexual arousal
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What is Partialism?
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Sexual attraction to a specific body part
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what is the biggest myth about fetishes?
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: Illegal and causes harm to self or others
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What is the difference btw coercive and non-coercive paraphilias?
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coercive: involves vicitimization
non: harmless, no targeted person/thing |
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what is coercive paraphilia?
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Involve victimization
Involve nonconsensual relationship with others or animals Criminal acts Urge on which is acted upon or fantasy (imagined behavior) |
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What is Zoophilia?
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deriving sexual pleasure from animals
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What is Voyeurism?
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secretly observing an unsuspecting person in the nude, disrobing or engaging in sexual activity
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What is Frotteurism?
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touching or rubbing against an non-consenting person for the purpose of arousal or gratification
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What is Telephone Scatologia
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making of obscene phone calls to unsuspecting people
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What is Coprophilia?
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sexual pleasure from feces “brown showers”
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what is Klismaphila?
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sexual pleasure from enemas “anal masturbation”
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What is Troilism?
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arousal by sharing a sex partner while watching
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What is the most common cohersive philia?
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Exhibitionsim
Most common Post-pubescent males up to age 40 Obtain high levels of sexual pleasure and excitement from exposing their genitals to females, usually strangers May masturbate at the same time or immediately following the encounter |
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define pedophilia?
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Intense sexual urges and sexual activity with prepubescent children.
Must be at least 16 and at least five years older than the victim note: Most are men, but not all Most are heterosexual married men Many have marital and sexual difficulties Alcohol is often involved 80% have a history of childhood sexual abuse |
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What is Hypoxphilia?
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Autoeroticism
Involves repeated attempts to heighten the pleasure of orgasm by a reduction in oxygen intake Placing a tight noose around the neck or plastic bag Large number of accidental deaths |
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What is Looning?
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balloon fetishism
Boinking aka riding balloons or inflatable's until they pop=sexually arousing Nonpoppers=rub material against breasts, smell, feel, stretch material |
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What is Domination and Submission?
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Consensual acting out of scenes where one partner dominates and the other submits
**Critical element is not pain but power*** Pain is controlled by the submissive partner It is the illusion of total control that is fundamental to D/S |
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What is BDSM play?
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Sadist: derives satisfaction from inflicting pain
Masochist: derives satisfaction from experiencing pain Clinical issues Consent Safety Infection prevention Self assessment/distress |
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There are four components to sexual addiction that increase over time...they are?
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Thought preoccupation
Rituals as prelude to act Compulsive sexual behavior, no control Despair |
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Misty-male underwear and deodorant wearing girl...what does she have
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Non-coercive paraphillia
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Lisa has a female partner, is anatomically female, but wants to be addressed as a male...what is doing on?
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she is a transgender
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Lee Ann needs a native American to get off, travels all over the nation to bone them behind her husbands back..what is going on? tx?
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Fetish
cog behavior therapy, SSRI, relationship therapy |
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woman jumps on chat roulette all the time because she wants to see some dong. She goes on chat rooms constantly and it is effecting her work and personal life...whats up
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she is probably OCD
needs tx |
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Jill can only get off to rape-fantasy, is this a concern?
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it is a paraphillia (non-coercive)
so its really not a problem |
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tx list for sexual problems...flip and read
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Cognitive Behavior Therapy: recognize control thoughts/actions leading to arousal
Couples/Group therapy: discuss sexual addiction aspects of behavior Behavioral therapy: techniques aimed at reducing/stopping behavior. Sexuality Education: information that influences attitudes and beliefs about sex, sexual identity, the variations of normalcy within human sexual expression, relationships and intimacy. Helps people make informed choices about their behavior, and feel confident and competent about acting on these choices Sex addicts anonymous EMDR: eye movement desensitization & reprocessing SSRIs: enhance central serotonin activity and/or inhibit dopamine activity Reduces anxiety, depression, panic attacks and obsessive-compulsive fantasies that accompany the fetish paraphilia |
