Clinical voyeurism is defined as someone who derives compulsive sexual pleasure from ____
a. watching pornographic videos
b. being watched by others while engaging in a sexual activity
c. observing strangers as they undress or engage in sexual relations, with their knowledge or consent
d. observing strangers as they undress or engage in sexual relations, without their knowledge or consent
ANS: D
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a. Decrease the frequency of her sexual fantasies. b. Increase the frequency of her sexual fantasies. c. Decrease the frequency of her erotic dreams. d. Increase the frequency of her erotic dreams.
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a) indirect, nonverbal b) direct, verbal c) explicit, direct d) clear, physical
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