Definition:
Exhibitionism is a psychological disorder wherein a person makes it a habit to display unusual behaviors to attract public attention. This is characterized by habitual daredevil stunts or exposure of sexual behaviors.
Diagnosis:
The disorder can be observed through the symptoms the patient demonstrates.
Treatment:
Exhibitionism can be treated via therapy and counseling, as well as behavioral corrections.
Symptoms and Signs:
People who suffer from exhibitionism act normally, apart from random episodes in which they express high self confidence in performing stunts and annoying attitudes in public.
Causes:
There is no exact cause of exhibitionism. It can be linked with other ongoing psychological problems such as depression. Harmful substances may also help develop the disorder.
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