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Sexual Deviance: Interview with Kimberly Resnick Anderson
One can hardly turn on the radio or TV, read a magazine or newspaper, or use the internet without exposure to ever more intimate and often shocking news about sexual predilections, practices and predation of a perverse or deviant nature. But what constitutes perverse or deviant behavior varies from culture to culture (i.e. homosexuality is expected as a rite of passage in certain African tribal communities). Because things sexual (aberrant or not) evoke such titillating or angry responses it might help us to better sort out our own feelings if we know some correct terminology.
- Sexual Deviance : Social disapproval of one's sexual behavior or interests.
- Sexual Offender : One who commits sexual acts that are illegal.
- Pedophile : A clinically identified person with a sexual preference for children.
- Child Molester : An individual who commits a sexual offense against a child victim.
- Sexual Addiction : Sexual behaviors marked by repetitive and compelling behaviors.
It is important to note that not all child molesters are pedophiles and many pedophiles never molest children.
This interview discusses many other sexual behaviors including voyeurism, sado-masochism, Internet predators, and exhibitionism etc.
Kimberly Resnick Anderson does individual and group therapy and is a workshop planner and facilitator for health care professionals and law enforcement agencies.
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