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Behaviour Therapy for Transvestism

Joanna Barker

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Abstract

Transvestism is characterized by a repetitive morbid predilection to dress in the attire of the opposite sex. It is distinguishable from fetishism on the one hand and trans-sexualism on the other.

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Transvestism is characterized by a repetitive morbid predilection to dress in the attire of the opposite sex. It is distinguishable from fetishism on the one hand and trans-sexualism on the other.

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Transvestism is characterized by a repetitive morbid predilection to dress in the attire of the opposite sex. It is distinguishable from fetishism on the one hand and trans-sexualism on the other.

Key concepts: Transvestism, Fetishism, Psychology, Psychoanalysis, Sociology, Anthropology

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