Gu Ran stayed in the study and conducted a self-assessment.
The score on the scale was 8.4.
The average score for men on the mental disorder scale was about 4, and although his score was twice the average, it was still much lower than that of criminals.
He started looking at materials related to voyeurism.
After reading them, he had mastered how to turn a child into a voyeur, just as a detective could learn how to murder from solving a case.
This was inconsequential.
There were three common treatment methods for voyeurism.
First, self-awareness therapy.
Recognizing the severity of voyeurism—especially the shame and job loss that comes with being caught in public.
Second, aversive conditioning therapy.
The patient would receive an aversive stimulus whenever they had voyeuristic thoughts, such as electric shocks, slaps, or emetic injections.
The last one was pharmacotherapy.
