Exposure

Exposure can be:

A condition of poor health or death resulting from lack of protection over prolonged periods to weather, cold, etc. See hypothermia.
radiation poisoning
Exposure of the skin to sunshine, etc.
Exposure of unwanted infants in classical Mediterranean cultures and others, a common origin for mythic heroes: Oedipus, Moses, Romulus and Remus. Compare sex-selective infanticide.
photographic exposure; see exposure (photography).
publicity (e.g. of an artist)
Exposure of (parts of) the body, especially the bare skin, to the view of others; if that goes too far it is called indecent exposure; the exposure may be limited out of modesty.
In climbing, exposure is the state of openness with relation to the distance of a fall. See the glossary of climbing terms.
the album Exposure by Exposé
The condition of being subjected to a source of risk.
Exposure – Patients are asked to expose themselves to feared stimuli in a planned and usually gradual way, 3 types below.
- Imaginal exposure – where they imagine the feared stimulus
- In vivo exposure – where they expose themselves to the actual stimulus
- Virtual Reality – where they use virtual reality techniques to expose themselves to the stimulus
Exposure can also be giving away secrets of the art of magic for free on the internet or television.