A 25-year-old male business executive requests psychiatric consultation because of his repeated need to peep at women undressing or engaging in sexual activity. The patient was apprehended for this activity in the past, and the personnel office at his place of work found out about it. He was advised that treatment of his problem was mandatory and that he would lose his job if the behavior were repeated. He did not seek professional assistance and continued to engage in voyeuristic activity. Recently, he was almost caught again, and because of this now seeks a consultation.