noun sexual attraction or activity involving corpses
In the field of psychology, necrophilia is considered a paraphilia disorder characterized by a sexual attraction to corpses.
In criminal justice, necrophilia is considered a serious crime and may lead to legal prosecution.
In mental health, necrophilia is often studied in the context of abnormal sexual behaviors and disorders.
In forensic science, necrophilia may be relevant in cases involving sexual crimes against the deceased.
Necrophilia may be explored in literature and fiction as a taboo subject or to evoke a sense of horror or unease.
Psychologists may study necrophilia as a paraphilic disorder or abnormal sexual behavior, and work with individuals who exhibit such tendencies.
Forensic scientists may encounter cases of necrophilia when examining evidence in criminal investigations involving sexual offenses.
Law enforcement officers may be involved in investigating and prosecuting cases of necrophilia as a criminal offense.
Medical examiners may conduct autopsies on victims of necrophilia to determine cause of death and gather evidence for legal proceedings.