| Titre : | Journal of Sexual Aggression, Sous presse - In press |
| Type de document : | Bulletin : texte imprimé |
| Paru le : | 01/01/2023 |
| Année de publication : | 2023 |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Note de contenu : | Articles prochainement publiés dans un volume/numéro |
| Type de document CRIAVS : | Périodique |
| Obtenir le document : | Contactez le CRIAVS de votre région |
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Some people with intellectual disability who have sexually offended require long-term support with risk management. This paper demonstrates how least restrictive practices within a Swiss social care setting are utilised to support a young man wi[...]
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Stephanie KEWLEY, Auteur ;
Rosemary MHLANGA-GUNDA, Auteur ;
Marie Claire VAN HOUT, Auteur
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Preventing child sexual abuse (CSA) requires comprehensive multi-agency criminal justice and public health approaches. Yet, marginal attention has been given to secondary prevention strategies that target “at risk” populations. Thus, we carried [...]
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Donald A. SAUCIER, Auteur ;
Amanda L. MARTENS, Auteur ;
Noah D. RENKEN, Auteur
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This research examined how masculine honour beliefs (MHB) relate to individuals’ intentions to volunteer for organisations that aim to prevent rape or to provide services to women who have been raped. We predicted both men and those higher in MH[...]
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Katie DUNCAN, Auteur ;
Andrea WAKEHAM, Auteur ;
Belinda WINDER, Auteur ;
Nicholas BLAGDEN, Auteur ;
Rachel ARMITAGE, Auteur
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The non-offending partners (NOPs) of individuals who have committed sexual offences face significant repercussions following the discovery of their partner’s crimes. However, NOPs support needs have typically been overlooked, with priority inste[...]
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Faisal RASHID, Auteur ;
Ian BARRON, Auteur
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Because of limited academic literature, this study aims to encourage research into child sexual abuse (CSA) in the worldwide Christian Congregations of Jehovah’s Witnesses (JW). A hermeneutic analysis of literature in the public domain is conduc[...]
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Vasileia KARASAVVA, Auteur ;
Jessie SWANEK, Auteur ;
Audrey SMODIS, Auteur ;
Adelle FORTH, Auteur
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Despite media attention on non-consensual intimate image dissemination (NCII), the literature on the personality traits, attitudes, and beliefs that predict NCII approval, enjoyment, and perpetration is limited. With a sample of 810 undergraduat[...]
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Laleh DADGARDOUST, Auteur ;
Alisia M. PALERMO, Auteur ;
Leigh HARKINS, Auteur ;
Jeffrey ABRACEN, Auteur ;
Jan LOOMAN, Auteur
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Very little contemporary research has investigated the similarities and differences between individuals convicted of sexual offences and community samples with reference to beliefs supportive of sexual violence. This study compared the rape supp[...]
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Sharon M. KELLEY, Auteur ;
Gwenda M. WILLIS, Auteur ;
David THORNTON, Auteur
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The Structured Assessment of PROtective Factors against Sexual Offending (SAPROF-SO) is a new assessment tool designed to capture protective factors for individuals with a history of sexual offenses and aligns with a strengths-based approach to [...]
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Ellen GUNST, Auteur ;
Mattias DESMET, Auteur ;
Jeanne C. WATSON, Auteur ;
Jochem WILLEMSEN, Auteur ;
Tom LOEYS, Auteur ;
Siebrecht VANHOOREN, Auteur
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A major challenge in offender therapy is to facilitate clients’ emotional engagement, especially with clients who over-regulate their affect. It has been suggested that treatments that focus on improving clients’ affect regulation (AR) and deepe[...]
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Isabella Leandra Silva SANTOS, Auteur ;
Tamyres Tomaz PAIVA, Auteur ;
Débora Cristina Nascimento LIMA, Auteur ;
Tailson Evangelista MARIANO, Auteur ;
Carlos Eduardo PIMENTEL, Auteur
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This research aimed to validate the Antisocial Sexual Behaviour Online Scale, observing its relationships with sending explicit photos, gender, age, and personality. Study 1 (N = 215, 72.1% women, Mage = 26.58, SD =[...]
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The challenges faced by those who are returning to the community after prison are well documented. Community re-entry, especially for those who have sexually offended, is particularly stressful and fraught with many difficulties. Community maint[...]
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Tineke DILLIEN, Auteur ;
Inti A. BRAZIL, Auteur ;
Bernard SABBE, Auteur ;
Kris GOETHALS, Auteur
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While attention has been given to maladaptive personality traits in the sexual offending literature, little is known about how individuals who engage in child sexual abuse (CSOs) score on general personality traits, and how subgroups of CSOs var[...]
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Daniella N. GREENFIELD, Auteur ;
Fadwa CAZALA, Auteur ;
Jessica CARRE, Auteur ;
Arielle MITCHELL-SOMOZA, Auteur ;
Jean DECETY, Auteur ;
David THORNTON, Auteur ;
Kent A. KIEHL, Auteur ;
Carla L. HARENSKI, Auteur
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Emotional intelligence (EI) is defined by the ability to perceive, manage, and reason about emotions in oneself and others. Studies have reported deficits in EI abilities among certain antisocial populations such as individuals with psychopathy,[...]
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Emma HAMILTON, Auteur ;
Jaymes FAIRFAX-COLUMBO, Auteur
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The relationship between collateral consequences and recidivism among individuals who sexually offend continues to be proffered in the literature, yet empirical evidence of these links has yet to be established. This exploratory study investiga[...]
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Jenny LLOYD, Auteur ;
Vanessa BRADBURY, Auteur
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In 2020, student disclosure of sexual harm through the website “Everyone’s Invited” reignited discussions of sexual harm in schools with many calling for “zero tolerance” approaches to sexual harm. This article considers the impact of zero toler[...]
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Kenzie J. HURLEY, Auteur ;
Valerie J. MORGANSON, Auteur
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As COVID-19 spread and organisations shut down, many workers continued working through adverse conditions. This study appropriates Stockholm syndrome to highlight privilege and power differentials between essential and non-essential workers duri[...]
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Melanie E. MIVSHEK, Auteur ;
Jennifer L. SCHRIVER, Auteur
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Sex offender treatment providers face unique challenges in their work, and the risks for burnout in this population are significant. Decreased therapist empathy is associated with burnout, and empathy is a key factor in successful sex offender t[...]
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Nicole NIEBUHR, Auteur ;
Holly A. MILLER, Auteur ;
Jeffrey A. BOUFFARD, Auteur
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Researchers have found that both women and men engage in verbal and physical sexually coercive behaviours (Black et al. [2011]. The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey (NISVS): 2010 summary report. National Center for Injury Pre[...]
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Donald A. SAUCIER, Auteur ;
Amanda L. MARTENS, Auteur ;
Karli J. EWERS, Auteur ;
Noah D. RENKEN, Auteur
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Across two studies, we examined how individual differences in masculine honour beliefs (MHB) related to perceptions of men’s responsibilities in preventing sexual assaults committed against women. Higher levels of MHB were associated with greate[...]
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Cheye WILLIS, Auteur ;
Ross M BARTELS, Auteur
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This study examined whether the phenomenology (vividness, absorption, sexual arousal) and plausibility of sexual fantasies are associated with behavioural motivation and enactment. An online sample (N = 254) completed a working memor[...]
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Jorge A. BRUERA, Auteur ;
Antonella BOBBIO, Auteur ;
Karin ARBACH, Auteur
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Sexual aggression (SA) is a recognised global public health problem. Among the theoretical models that have attempted to conceptualise SA, the Confluence Mode Sexual Aggression (CM) stands out. This work aims to review the studies that tested it[...]
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Kelly M. BROWN, Auteur ;
Juliane A KLOESS, Auteur
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Research has identified that male and female perpetrators are viewed differently. The aim of the study was therefore to (a) explore attitudes towards and perceptions of females who sexually offend against children, and (b) compare these attitude[...]
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Sarah BROWN, Auteur
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The aims of this scoping review were to determine: how practitioners assessed the risk from CSEM users; the tools commonly used; the populations these tools were designed for and the evidence-base for them. Digital databases and websites were ex[...]
