Why are coercive paraphilias considered more problematic than noncoercive paraphilias?
a. They cost taxpayers millions of dollars each year in public health funds.
b. They involve the unwilling participation of others.
c. The paraphilic individual derives pleasure from being humiliated during sexual activity.
d. Only coercive paraphilia, and not noncoercive paraphilia, involves deriving sexual pleasure from the perceived pain of others.
ANS: B
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