| Titre : | Journal of Sexual Aggression, Sous presse - In press |
| Type de document : | Bulletin : texte imprimé |
| Paru le : | 01/01/2022 |
| Année de publication : | 2022 |
| 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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Bitna KIM, Auteur ;
Hyeonna BAK, Auteur ;
Joshua GARCIA, Auteur
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Prison rape can result in profound physical and psychological damage to inmates. Despite the 2003 Prison Rape Elimination Act, prison rape incidents in the US have increased over 15 years. Previous research results have demonstrated that correct[...]
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Myles BALFE, Auteur ;
Simon HACKETT, Auteur ;
Helen MASSON, Auteur ;
Josie PHILLIPS, Auteur
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There is a lack of exploratory data describing the offences and violent acts of young people with harmful sexual behaviour problems. Such research is necessary to provide realistic insight into the nature of this group and their behaviours; and [...]
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Curtis FOGEL, Auteur ;
Andrea QUINLAN, Auteur
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Hazing rituals in sport commonly involve coercive sexual acts. However, sexually violent hazing is rarely taken seriously by law enforcement and the criminal justice system in Canada. This paper examines sexually violent hazing in Canadian sport[...]
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Existing research points to a gap in knowledge regarding what teachers in primary schools know about harmful sexual behaviour, and about how they react and deal with this behaviour in the school setting. This article sets out to better understan[...]
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Caroline GORDEN, Auteur ;
Hannah STANTON-JONES, Auteur ;
Jodie HARRISON, Auteur ;
Hannah PARRY, Auteur
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This qualitative study aimed to explore the experiences of young men who have previously participated in a residential treatment programme based in North Wales for harmful sexual behaviours. In-depth interviews with 25 young men aged between 15 [...]
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Amy BEEBY, Auteur ;
Linda HOBBS, Auteur ;
Julien GROSS, Auteur ;
Harlene HAYNE, Auteur ;
Tess PATTERSON, Auteur
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Prevalence rates indicate that female sexual offending is a serious problem in society, but when it comes to sentencing outcomes, females who have sexually offended (FSOs) tend to receive more lenient sentences than males who have sexually offen[...]
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Ian LAMBIE, Auteur ;
Jerome REIL, Auteur
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It is widely acknowledged that the rate of childhood sexual abuse (CSA) reported by men who sexually offend is elevated relative to the general population. The idea of a “sexually abused-sexual abuser” (SA-SA) cycle is one possible explanation f[...]
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Steffen BARRA, Auteur ;
Andreas MOKROS, Auteur ;
Markus A LANDOLT, Auteur ;
Cornelia BESSLER, Auteur ;
Marcel AEBI, Auteur
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Criminal behaviours vary significantly among juveniles who have sexually offended (JSOs). Offense-related subtypes may differ in criminal persistence and inform clinical practice. In the present study, Latent Class Analysis empirically derived f[...]
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Harmful Sexual Behaviour (HSB) has been regularly documented as a demanding area of practice within the United Kingdom (UK). The aim of this paper is to share a practice model developed in an under-resourced inner London borough. The HSB forum i[...]
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Jodie PELECH, Auteur ;
Anna TICKLE, Auteur ;
Sarah WILDE, Auteur
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Harmful sexual behaviour by young people against their peers is a significant issue. Pressure is placed upon professionals responsible for the care and treatment of young people who exhibit harmful sexual behaviour, yet no systematic exploration[...]
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Rebecca LIEVESLEY, Auteur ;
Craig A HARPER, Auteur
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The prevention of sexual abuse among people with sexual attractions to minors is a field of study that is growing in both size and importance. While there is an increasing amount of research into this topic, particularly in relation to the stigm[...]
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Gionanna A. JARA, Auteur ;
Elizabeth JEGLIC, Auteur
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Child sexual abuse is a prevalent problem within our communities, yet policies that address it are mostly responsive rather than preventive. Given its impact on victims, it is important to move toward secondary prevention strategies, such as tar[...]
