Table of Contents

Laws, O'Donohue, Introduction: Fundamental Issues in Sexual Deviance. Murphy, Exhibitionism: Psychopathology and Theory. Maletzky, Exhibitionism: Assessment and Treatment. Mason, Fetishism: Psychopathology and Theory. Junginger, Fetishism: Assessment and Treatment. Freund, Seto, Kuban, Frotteurism: The Theory of Courtship Disorder. Kaplan, Krueger, Frotteurism: Assessment and Treatment. Marshall, Pedophilia: Psychopathology and Theory. Barbaree, Seto, Pedophilia: Assessment and Treatment. Hucker, Sexual Sadism: Psychopathology and Theory. Hollin, Sexual Sadism: Assessment and Treatment. Baumeister, Butler, Sexual Masochism: Deviance without Pathology. Thornton, Mann, Sexual Masochism: Assessment and Treatment. Zucker, Blanchard, Transvestic Fetishism: Psychopathology and Theory. Adshead, Transvestic Fetishism: Assessment and Treatment. Kaplan, Krueger, Voyeurism: Psychopathology and Theory. Hanson, Harris, Voyeurism: Assessment and Treatment. Hudson, Ward, Rape: Psychopathology and Theory. Ward, McCormack, Hudson, Polaschek, Rape: Assessment and Treatment. Milner, Dopke, Paraphilia Not Otherwise Specified: Psychopathology and Theory. Schewe, Paraphilia Not Otherwise Specified: Assessment and Treatment. Grubin, Mason, Medical Models of Sexual Deviance. Bradford, Medical Interventions in Sexual Deviance. Hunter, Mathews, Sexual Deviance in Females. Hudson, Ward, Future Directions.

About the Author

D. Richard Laws, PhD, is a psychologist with Adult Forensic Psychiatric Community Services in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, and Coordinator of the Victoria Adult Sex Offender Management Program.

William T. O'Donohue, PhD, is Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Nevada, Reno. The coeditor of several previous volumes, his research specialties include sexual behavior, behavior therapy, and the philosophy of science.

Reviews

An excellent overview of all aspects of sexual deviations. Its contributors are the foremost clinicians and researchers in the field, who do an excellent job of covering theory, research, and clinical application. This book is enjoyable reading and should be on the desk - not the shelf - of all serious researchers and clinicians who work with sexual deviants...The best and most comprehensive book published on this subject to date. - Henry E. Adams, University of Georgia