Paraphilic Disorder
Paraphilic Disorder
Paraphilic Disorder
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PARAPHILIC DISORDER
Alcalde, Geralyn Claire S.
Bonifacio, Marian Ammylou M.
Tan, Ma. Cristina Chesca M.
INTRODUCTION
Sexual Disorder
History of the Disorder
1950's psychoanalysis as freud's theory
Epidemiology
practiced by only a small percentage of the
population
the repetitive nature of the disorder results
in a high frequency of such acts
the prevalence of paraphilias is significantly higher
than the number of cases diagnosed in general
clinical facilities
Epidemiology
pedophilia is most common of all childern, 10 to
20% have been molested by age 18
of adults females, 20% haven been the target of
persons w exhibitionism and voyeurism
fetishism almost always occurs in men
more than 50% of all paraphilias have their onset
before age 18
the occurrence of the behavior peaks bet ages 15
and 25 and gradually declines
Etiology
Psychosocial Factors
- classic psychoanalytic model
- failed to complete the normal developmental
process toward sexual adjustment
Biological Factors
-positive organic findings 74% with abnormal
hormone levels
PARAPHILIC DISORDERS
CLASSIFICATIONS OF DSM-5
1. Voyeuristic Disorder
2. Exhibitionistic Disorder
3. Frotteuristic Disorder
4. Sexual Masochism Disorder
5. Sexual Sadism Disorder
6. Pedophilic Disorder
7. Fetishistic Disorder
8. Transvestic Disorder
9. Other Specified Paraphilic Disorder
10. Unspecified Paraphilic Disorder
NAME: Mr. SB
AGE: 46
PLACE OF BIRTH: Undisclosed
CURRENT PLACE TO LIVE: Undisclosed
REFERRED TO CLINICIAN BY: Court Order
DATE REFERRED TO CLINICIAN: Undisclosed
References:
DSM-V
Sadock, B.J.; Sadock, V.A; Ruiz, P. M.D. Kaplan
and Sadock's Synopsis of Psychiatry:
Behavioral Sciences/Clinical Psychiatry.
Eleventh Ed. (p.541)
Whitbourne, S.; Halgin, R.P. Abnormal
Psychology: Clinical Perspectives On
Psychological. (p. 242-246)