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Psychological Factors: Comorbidity with Other Disorders - Coggle Diagram
Psychological Factors: Comorbidity with Other Disorders
criminogenic disorders may contribute directly to criminal and antisocial behavior
highest rates of comorbidity in sexual offenders with paraphilias and psychiatric disorders than those without
significant elevated rates of mood
anxiety
eating disorders
bipolar disorder
major depressive
impulse control disorders
avoidant personality disorder
significantly higher rates of childhood sexual abuse in inpatient sex offenders witih paraphilias than those without
sex offenders without paraphilia
increased rates of drug abuse without alcohol abuse
traumatic brain injury
multiple comorbidities may represent compounded psychological and psychosocial difficulties in an individual
can decrease quality of life
predispose person to sexual offending
Combined subtype of ADHD often present with persistent social sexual deviance
conduct disorder
multiple hypersexual disorderes
fotterusim
paraphilia NOS
compulsive masturbation
pornography dependence
fetishism
paraphilic sex offenders
psychiatric hospitalizations
arrests
behavioral problems
incarcerations
school related learning
significant comorbidity major mental disorders and personality disorders
mood disorders 58-82%
anxiety disorders 39.1-64%
social phobia and PTSD being most common
substance use disorders 50-85%
impulse control disorder 26.6-55%
conduct disorder 94%
antisocial personality disorder 56%
general sexual dysfunction
current 15.6%
lifetime 24.4%
sexual aversions
current 0% lifetime 2.2%
erectile dysfunction
current 4.4%
lifetime 4.4%
paraphilic individual can present with a wide variety of mental disorders and levels of personality organization
perversions observed in psychotic
personality disordered
may use paraphilias to fight off a feeling of the complete breakdown of the self
relatively intact or neurotic patients
may use paraphilias to facilitate a general sense of potency