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compulsions "because the person usually derives pleasure from the activity and may wish to resist it only because of its deleterious consequences" (American Psychiatric Association, 2000). If paraphilic, compulsive, preferential sex offenders are not fully accountable for their behavior nor considered to be in the "heartland o