A 29-year-old client is attending a group for pedophiles. In addition to molesting young children, what characteristics would the nurse expect to assess?
A) Outgoing, gregarious, and a reputation as a "real ladies' man"
B) Emotionally immature, fear of rejection, and a need to prove masculinity
C) Egocentric, arrogant, and a need to feel important
D) Flamboyant, demonstrative, and a need to feel liked by others
Ans: B
Pedophilia is characterized by an immature emotional level, a fear of rejection, and a need to prove masculinity. The other choices are not typical of men who suffer from pedophilia.
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