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At the conclusion of Chapter 10, students should be able to:
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Compare and contrast the meanings of the terms sexual variation, atypical, and paraphilic sexual behavior. |
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Discuss domination and submission as a sexual variation, including bondage and the domination and submission subculture. |
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Describe and characterize the noncoercive sexual variations, including fetishism and transvestism. |
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Examine cross-dressing in popular and gay culture and as a form of "gender relaxation." |
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Describe and characterize the coercive paraphilias, including zoophilia, voyeurism, exhibitionism, telephone scatologia, frotteurism, and necrophilia. |
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Explain pedophilia, including types of pedophiles, cross-sex and same-sex pedophilia, and female pedophilia. |
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Discuss sexual sadism and sexual masochism, including autoerotic asphyxia. |
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Evaluate researchers' speculations about the origins of paraphilic behaviors and their treatments. |
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Evaluate the different views on sexual addiction. |