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Transvestic Fetishism: Psychopathology or Iatrogenic Artifact?

The act of wearing the stereotypic articles of clothing of the other sex is known as cross-dressing. Obtaining erotic enjoyment from the process of cross-dressing is known as transvestism. The cross-cultural (Ford & Beach, 1951) and trans-historical (Bullough & Bullough, 1977) records indicate that cross-dressing is not rare. However, whether erotic arousal from cross-dressing exists cross-culturally and trans-historically is much more difficult to ascertain. Little attention has been paid to subjective erotic arousal experienced during sexual acts. It is easier to observe behavior than to discern individual motivation.

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Transvestitic Fetishism: Psychopathology or Iatrogenic Artifact?