| Titre : | Journal of Sexual Aggression, Sous presse - In press |
| Type de document : | Bulletin : texte imprimé |
| Paru le : | 01/01/2021 |
| Année de publication : | 2021 |
| Note générale : | Articles prochainement publiés dans un volume/numéro |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Type de document CRIAVS : | Périodique |
| Obtenir le document : | Contactez le CRIAVS de votre région |
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Jeremy SIEGEL, Auteur ;
Rebecca L. FIX, Auteur
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Female juveniles with sexual offences (FJSOs) are an understudied population. The current study compares FJSOs with their male counterparts and evaluates whether male and female juveniles with sexual offences from different family types have sim[...]
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Stephanie KEWLEY, Auteur ;
Saabirah OSMAN, Auteur ;
Áine McGUINNESS, Auteur
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This study examined 91 Active Risk Management System (ARMS) assessments from four police areas across England and Wales. ARMS is a tool that guides criminal justice practitioners to assess and develop formal risk management plans based on the ri[...]
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Chloe I. PEDNEAULT, Auteur ;
Kelly M. BABCHISHIN, Auteur ;
Martin L. LALUMIÈRE, Auteur ;
Michael C. SETO, Auteur
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We examined the associations between childhood sexual abuse (CSA), childhood physical abuse (CPA), sexual domain variables, antisocial tendencies, and sexually coercive behaviour in a non-forensic sample of 173 heterosexual men. CSA was associat[...]
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Louise E PORTER, Auteur ;
Laurence A. ALISON, Auteur
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This paper replicates and extends Porter and Alison’s (2001. A partially ordered scale of influence in violent group behavior: An example from gang rape. Small Group Research, 32(4), 475–497) method of leader identification in Multiple Perpetrat[...]
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Sexual abuse by educators: a comparison between male and female teachers who sexually abuse students
Larissa S CHRISTENSEN, Auteur ;
Andrea J DARLING, Auteur
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The study aimed to identify the differences in case characteristics and typologies of female and male teachers who perpetrated sexual abuse on students. Decisions of sexual misconduct reports in England from June 2006 to December 2016 were used.[...]
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Elisabeth ARCHER, Auteur ;
Pieter W. NEL, Auteur ;
Melanie TURPIN, Auteur ;
Stephen BARRY, Auteur
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The importance of the involvement of parents in treatment approaches for children and young people who have engaged in harmful sexual behaviour (HSB) has been consistently highlighted within the literature. Despite this, very little is known abo[...]
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Catia G. MALVASO, Auteur ;
Michael PROEVE, Auteur ;
Paul DELFABBRO, Auteur ;
Jesse CALE, Auteur
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People who commit sexual offences are a heterogeneous group, with research suggesting that children and young people commit a large proportion of all sex offences, especially those committed against other children. This systematic review provide[...]
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John MOORE, Auteur ;
Annelise MENNICKE, Auteur
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Sexual harassment is a common experience among college students, and its perpetration may be associated with deficits in perspective taking – a form of empathy – and institutional factors such as climates. This investigation compared reported ou[...]
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john BURROW, Auteur ;
Deena A. ISOM SCOTT, Auteur ;
Toniqua MIKELL, Auteur
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Through a synthetic review (i.e., a synthesis or critical analysis of a body of knowledge to identify trends, discrepancies, and new lines of inquiry), of the case law, supplemented by empirical literature, we aim to achieve two goals: (1) ident[...]
