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Voyeurism
is a kind of:
DSM-IV replaced by DSM-IV-TR: changes in diagnostic criteria
mental disorder
mental disorder
»
Paraphilias
mental disorder
»
Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders
»
Paraphilias
mental disorder
»
Sexual Deviation
This
Paraphilia
is characterized by sexual fantasies, urges, or behaviors involving observing an unknowing and non-consenting person, usually unclothed and/or engaged in sexual activity, to produce sexual excitement.
Old criteria for this diagnosis
.
See Also:
ecouteurism
scopophilia
voyeur
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