Spatial Comfort Zones, Such as Standing Too Close to a Member

question 16

Multiple Choice

Spatial comfort zones, such as standing too close to a member of another culture, are examples of which of the following?

• A) symbolic actions
• B) value actions
• C) covert actions
• D) spatial actions
• E) normative actions

Understand the psychological and sociocultural dimensions of transvestism and its distinction from transsexualism.

Recognize the clinical and ethical considerations in diagnosing paraphilic disorders.

Understand the prevalence and societal views on voyeurism and exhibitionism.

Distinguish between the sexual arousal from inanimate objects, body parts outside of genital stimulation, and non-human entities.

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