In Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window, Jeffries (Jimmy Stewart), the main character, is apartment-bound with a broken leg and uses binoculars to look into his neighbors' apartments. Because those neighbors become the subject of Jeffries's fantasies, this is an example of ____________.

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Jeffries's use of binoculars to look into his neighbors' apartments represents a form of scopophilia, which is the act of deriving pleasure from looking at others.

In Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window, Jeffries (Jimmy Stewart), the Main