 | M.J. Apter, J.H. Kerr, S. Murgatroyd - 1993 - 700 Seiten
...an explanatory theoretical model. Their definition of sadism as "the repeated practice of behaviour and fantasy which is characterized by a wish to control another person by domination, denigration or by inflicting pain for the purpose of producing mental pleasure and sexual arousal ... in the sadist"... | |
 | Catherine Itzin - 2000 - 484 Seiten
...force in sadism, defining it as the 'tepeated practice tit behaviour and fantasy which is chatactetised by a wish to control another person by domination, denigration or inflicting pain tor the purpose ot producing mental pleasure and sexual atousal'. The range ot controlling behaviour... | |
 | Louis B. Schlesinger - 2003 - 417 Seiten
...variety of ways" (p. 20). Thus, these authors define sadism as "the repeated practice of behaviour and fantasy which is characterized by a wish to control another person by domination, degradation or [emphasis added] inflicting pain, for the purpose of producing mental pleasure and sexual... | |
 | Richard N. Kocsis - 2007 - 418 Seiten
...socially marginal behaviors. An example includes sadism, which refers to repeated behaviors and fantasy characterized by a wish to control another person...domination, denigration, or inflicting pain for the purposes of producing mental pleasure and/or sexual arousal (15). An abundance of research has indicated... | |
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MacCulloch et al. (1983) argued that it is precisely the wish to control that is the primary motivating force in sadism, defining it as the 'repeated practice of behaviour and fantasy which is characterised by a wish to control another person by domination,... 