Psych 380 1st Edition Lecture 10Outline of Current Lecture II. Case study Don; Paraphilic disorder & Stockholm SyndromeIII. VocabularyCurrent LectureDon- Came in injured, bruised, scarred, and bloody- “I want to speak to somebody before I die”o Is he suicidal?o Is he being stalked/in danger?o Does he have a fatal illness?o Is he delusional?- As soon as he walked into Halgin’s office:o “It feels so warm and welcoming here” (Warm as in friendly, not temp.)o “I think I’m going to be killed soon. – I have these behaviors that put me in danger. I try to meettruck drivers on the side of the road for sex, but then I usually say to them (after the sex) thatthey’re faggots, etc. to provoke them into beating me up. I go to the doctor and they alwayswarn me to stop, but I don’t.”- Paraphilic disorders:o Paraphilic (“deviant love”) – intense and persistent sexual interest other than genital stimulationor fondling with mature, consulting partnerso Paraphilic disorders – distress, impairment, or harm (lasting at least 6 months)o Anomylous activity preferences: Sexual masochism – a paraphilic disorder marked by an attraction to achieving sexualgratification by having painful stimulation applied to one’s own body Sexual sadism disorders – a paraphilic disorder in which sexual gratification is derivedfrom activities that harm, or from urges to harm, another person- Halgin asks “Why are you doing this, Don?”o “I want to be hurt”o His step-father forced him into sexual assault that was very painful and brutalo So why does he stay at home? Has be been conditioned? Is he convinced it’s his fault? Is he doing something wrong and deserves to be punished? Stockholm syndrome – refers to a group of psychological symptoms that occur in somepeople in captive or hostage situations (where they form an emotional bond to theperson holding them hostage) Distorted mindsetThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.o “I am recreating that scenario from the last 20 years of my life, and I’m okay with it resulting inme being beaten to death.” So does Halgin put him in a psych ward? NOOnto Jeffry Domer…- Would have sex with people and then would murder them and cut them up- Murdered 17 people total- He wanted control – his own life felt out of control (parent’s getting divorce, etc)- He ate parts of their bodies – wanted to make them a part of him- Dissociative character – became another person when he did it – was still able to go to his job at thecandy shop and act like a normal personBack to Don…- What does Halgin do with Don?- Why did Don come to see him?o Is there hope that he can change?o Don said psychotherapy is a waste of timeo Said friends in high school tried to help him and get him to move out of his abusive house- 3rd session with Halgino “Well, this is our last session. I want to tell you where I’m going”o Don read Halgin a letter he wrote responding to an ad in the newspapero He had agreed to be two men’s sex slave basically, saying they could do whatever they wanted tohim and that he would do anything they wanted to please themo What should Halgin do about this if Don didn’t WANT to change? Told Don to come back for another session – free of charge Don never came back Halgin assumes the worst…  Maybe Don just wanted to be heard so that he know someone knew he had at leastexisted on this earth/in this time?- What goes wrong to make people pedophiles? How can we prevent it?Text Book Terms- Sexual dysfunction – an abnormality in an individual’s sexual responsiveness and reactions- Sexual self-schemas – a cognitive generalization about the sexual aspects of the self – derived from pastexperiences, manifested in current experiences, influential in the processing of sexually relecvnt socialinformation, and gives guidance for sexual behavior- Sensate focus – method of treating sexual dysfunction in which the interaction is not intended to lead toorgasm, but to experience pleasurable sensations during the phases prior to orgasm- Love maps – the representations of an individual’s sexual fantasies and preferred practices- Paraphilias – behaviors in which an individual has recurrent, intense sexually arousing fantasies, sexualurges, or behaviors involving 1) nonhuman objects, 2) children or other non-consenting persons, or 3)the suffering or humiliation of self or partner- Paraphilic disorder – diagnosis in which a paraphilia causes distress and