Sélection thématique "Mineurs auteurs de violences sexuelles"
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Steffen BARRA, Auteur ; Andreas MOKROS, Auteur ; Markus A LANDOLT, Auteur ; Cornelia BESSLER, Auteur ; Marcel AEBI, Auteur |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[...]Article
Adam BROWN, Auteur ; Jamie R YODER, Auteur ; Kristina FUSHI, Auteur |Despite robust research linking trauma events to the commission of sexual harm by youth, the majority of victims do not become victimizers, imploring us to study potential interceding influences. Some research indicates that intermediary factors[...]Article
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[...]Article
Caroline GORDEN, Auteur ; Hannah STANTON-JONES, Auteur ; Jodie HARRISON, Auteur ; Hannah PARRY, Auteur |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 [...]Article
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[...]Article
Timea MOLNAR, Auteur ; Troy ALLARD, Auteur ; Nadine McKILLOP, Auteur ; John RYNNE, Auteur |This study investigated the reliability and predictive validity of the Juvenile Sex Offender Assessment Protocol-II (J-SOAP-II), in an Australian context, and for Australian Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth. Participants were 123 (n = 91 non-[...]Article
Myles BALFE, Auteur ; Simon HACKETT, Auteur ; Helen MASSON, Auteur ; Josie PHILLIPS, Auteur |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 [...]Article
Erika Y. ROJAS, Auteur ; Mark E. OLVER, Auteur |The present study examined the association of juvenile psychopathy features and treatment response in a sample of 102 youth, court adjudicated for sexual offenses and followed up more than 11 years in the community. The Psychopathy Checkli[...]Article
Lorna STEAD, Auteur ; Gayle BREWER, Auteur ; Kathryn GARDNER, Auteur ; Roxanne KHAN, Auteur |This study investigated sexual coercion (perpetration and victimisation) in women. Women (N = 151) aged 18–63 years (M = 23.34, SD = 8.80) completed standardised questionnaires measuring sexual coercion (nonve[...]Article
Janice WATERS, Auteur ; Sally ANSTEY, Auteur ; Teena CLOUSTON, Auteur ; Anna SYDOR, Auteur |Child-on-child harmful sexual behaviour (HSB) at school is highlighted in the literature, although very little is known about how teachers experience it. Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis was used to address this knowledge gap. Semi-struc[...]Article
Chiara KRAUSE, Auteur ; Alexander ROTH, Auteur ; Markus A LANDOLT, Auteur ; Cornelia BESSLER, Auteur ; Marcel AEBI, Auteur |Research has identified meaningful subtypes among the heterogeneous population of juveniles who sexually offended (JSO). However, studies that test the validity of risk assessment tools with JSO subtypes are limited. This study compared JSO who [...]Article
Jo-Annie SPEARSON GOULET, Auteur ; F. LALONDE, Auteur ; J. BENOIT, Auteur ; Julie CARPENTIER, Auteur |Objectif Cette revue de littérature a pour objectif de synthétiser l’état des connaissances sur la sexualité des adolescents auteurs de transgressions sexuelles afin de soulever une réflexion quant aux implications cliniques qui en découlent. [...]Article
Ricardo BARROSO, Auteur ; Patrícia FIGUEIREDO, Auteur ; Eduarda RAMIÃO, Auteur ; Kostas FANTI, Auteur |According to the literature, offenders with psychopathic traits can be distinguished from other offenders based on behavioural patterns or deficits in the processing of emotional stimuli. One of the aims of this study was to explore the link bet[...]Article
Eveline (van) VUGT, Auteur ; Carlo GAROFALO, Auteur |This study examined differences between youth who engaged in intrafamilial (ISAB) and extrafamilial sexually abusive behavior (ESAB) on various characteristics covering the sociodemographic, offense-related, psychological, and environmental doma[...]
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Karen SADLIER, Auteur | 2021Article
Aleksandar STULHOFER, Auteur |To address growing concerns about the role of pornography use in adolescents’ sexual socialization, we explored the role of callousness, relative to pornography use, in male adolescents’ self-reported sexual aggressiveness. Two competing concept[...]Article
Brandon SPARKS, Auteur ; J. Stephen WORMITH, Auteur |Over the past several decades, societal responses to juvenile crime has evolved from harsh sentences (including death) to more lenient punishments in congruence with our greater understanding of adolescent development. However, some groups of yo[...]Article
Elisabeth ARCHER, Auteur ; Pieter W. NEL, Auteur ; Melanie TURPIN, Auteur ; Stephen BARRY, Auteur |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[...]Article
This article presents a short-term psycho-educational group therapy model of 14 bi-weekly 90-minute meetings with parents of male juvenile sex offenders. The program is used by youth probation services in Israel as part of a multi-systemic treat[...]Article
Catia G. MALVASO, Auteur ; Michael PROEVE, Auteur ; Paul DELFABBRO, Auteur ; Jesse CALE, Auteur |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[...]
