The Most Distinguishing Aspect of the Zoophilia Case Presented by Earls

question 35

Multiple Choice

The most distinguishing aspect of the zoophilia case presented by Earls and Lalumiere (2002) was that:

• A)The patient engaged in sexual activities with a horse
• B)The patient killed all animals with whom he had been sexually active
• C)The sexual activities were accompanied by emotional involvement
• D)Cruelty always accompanies animal sexual attractions

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