The exact cause is unclear, but factors like childhood sexual abuse, early exposure to inappropriate sexual content, and underlying mental health issues may contribute to sexual behavior.

Voyeuristic Disorder DSM-5 Criteria
Download a helpful reference tool with our Voyeuristic Disorder DSM-5 Criteria handout for effective clinical practice.
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Voyeuristic Disorder DSM-5 Criteria Template
Commonly asked questions
Yes, treatment often includes psychotherapy, such as CBT, and medication like SSRIs to manage urges and reduce emotional distress.
No, voyeuristic disorder involves persistent sexual interest and intense sexual arousal from nonconsenting individuals, causing distress or impairing daily life, unlike age-appropriate curiosity.
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