Pub Date : 2021-07-01DOI: 10.46388/ijass.2021.13.43
C. Siserman
Frotteurism disorder or frotteurism is one of the paraphilic disorders that cause sexual arousal. It is the act of touching or rubbing the genitals against a person in a sexual manner, without their consent, to obtain sexual pleasure or to reach orgasm. Those who practice frotteurism find pleasure in having a private sexual experience in a public setting.
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Pub Date : 2021-07-01DOI: 10.46388/ijass.2021.13.42
Ioana Motogna
In the specialized literature, sexual desire disorder is approached as a decrease in sexual interest, a lack of fantasies about sexual activity, decreased libido or frigidity. Gutceit believes that “out of 10 women 4 do not feel anything during intercourse and endure it without having the slightest pleasant sensation during friction and without having any idea about the pleasure of ejaculation”, and Debruner even adds that 50% of women are insensitive and one cannot speak of a proper libido.
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Pub Date : 2021-07-01DOI: 10.46388/ijass.2021.13.41
The rationalization used by rapists to justify their criminal behavior are a risk factor for relapse. The modification of cognitive distortions is a therapeutic purpose for rehabilitation (Someda, 2009). Using Rape Scale (Bumby, 1996) we evaluated the participants’ (N=480, 57 convicted rapists, 223 students non-rapists) level of cognitive distortions related to rape. Using ANOVA we identified differences between convicted rapists, psychology or law students and polytechnic students (F(3,461) = 60,69, .000, η2p =0.283). In line with previous research (Bell, Kuriloff & Lottes, 1994), men are more lenient with rapists, accept more justifications about rape and blame the victim more. We identified differences between male and female participants and between male students and convicted rapists (F(2,477) = 98,88, .000, η2p =.293).This research brings new evidence for the importance of cognitive restructuring for implicit cognitive distortions. We discuss possible limitations and directions for future research.
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