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Dennis M. DOREN, Auteur ; Pamela M. YATES, Auteur |Meta-analyses have suggested that sexual offender treatment (SOT) completion is associated with lowered sexual recidivism rates for convicted sexual offenders. The paucity of properly designed studies allows for the alternative explanation of le[...]Article
Heather M. MOULDEN, Auteur ; Philip FIRESTONE, Auteur ; Drew A. KINGSTON, Auteur ; Audrey F. WEXLER, Auteur |The aim of this investigation was to describe teachers who sexually offend against youth and the circumstances related to these offenses. Archival Violent Crime Linkage Analysis System reports were obtained from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police[...]Article
The various authors of the four papers in this special section on teacher sexual abuse of students have saliently charted out new clinical, criminological, and laboratory psychology perspectives on the continuing crisis involving teacher sexual [...]Article
Eric WOOD, Auteur ; Shelley RIGGS, Auteur |A conceptual framework derived from attachment theory was tested examining adult romantic attachment; views of self, world/others, and the future; and cognitive distortions in a sample of 96 child molesters receiving sex offender treatment and 9[...]Article
Martin DRAPEAU, Auteur |This article summarizes preliminary findings from a series of pilot studies on the processes involved in treating sexual offenders. Quantitative and qualitative methods were used on samples of 15 to 24 child molesters undergoing a prison-based c[...]Article
Shelly L. CLEVENGER, Auteur ; Jordana N NAVARRO, Auteur ; Jana L JASINSKI, Auteur |This study examined the demographic and background characteristic differences between those arrested for child pornography (CP) possession (only), or CP production/distribution, or an attempted or completed sexual exploitation of a minor (SEM) t[...]Article
Manon KLEIJN, Auteur ; Stefan BOGAERTS, Auteur |People from all over the world pay for live streaming video images of minors, also called webcam child sex tourism (WCST). Although there is an increase in research about online sexual offending, relatively few studies have investigated the appr[...]Article
Emma HAMILTON, Auteur |Despite speculation regarding the role of collateral consequences of sexual offender policies in psychosocial and criminogenic outcomes, there has been no empirical analysis in the extant literature examining these links. Lack of conceptual unde[...]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
Robin J. WILSON, Auteur ; Jeffrey ABRACEN, Auteur ; Jan LOOMAN, Auteur ; Janice E. PICHECA, Auteur ; Meaghan FERGUSON, Auteur |One hundred thirty child sexual abusers were diagnosed using each of following four methods: (a) phallometric testing, (b) strict application of Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (4th ed., text revision [DSM-IV-TR]) criteria,[...]Article
Alex HOSSACK, Auteur ; Sally PLAYLE, Auteur ; Albie SPENCER, Auteur |Public reaction to paedophilic behaviour is generally one of outrage, fear and anger, followed by a desire for revenge or punishment. The reaction from the paedophile is frequently one of withdrawal, denial, fear, secrecy and isolation. This may[...]Article
Sandra L. SCHNEIDER, Auteur ; Robert C. WRIGHT, Auteur |Denial is a major obstacle that stands in the way of successfully treating child molesters. This article describes the FoSOD (an acronym for Facets of Sexual Offender Denial), a psychometrically sound measure of the multifaceted construct of den[...]Article
Anthony Michael BATTAGLIA, Auteur ; Mini MAMAK, Auteur |Background: Research examining female sexual offending is limited, and the profile of this unique offender group is not well understood. Female sexual offending has largely been identified as a rare occurrence, typically perpetrated in the conte[...]Article
Katharine JEARY, Auteur |This paper reports on a Nuffield Foundation-funded qualitative research project into sexual abuse and sexual offending against elderly people, undertaken with cooperation from HM Prison Service, the National Probation Directorate and two social [...]Article
Ruth E. MANN, Auteur ; Clive R. HOLLIN, Auteur |The aim of this study was to develop a self-report instrument to identify schemas in sexual offenders. A schema was defined as a structure, with cognitive contents such as attitudes, beliefs, rules and assumptions centred on a coherent theme, wh[...]Article
Sandy JUNG, Auteur ; Anna T PHAM, Auteur ; Liam ENNIS, Auteur |The focus on reducing sexual offending has led to the development of risk assessment measures and schemes to predict reoffending, prioritize the allocation of treatment and supervision resources, and ensure public safety. However, different risk[...]Article
Hannah J. FORD, Auteur ; John ROSE, Auteur ; Sue THRIFT, Auteur |The self-regulation model (SRM) hypothesises that sexual offenders follow different pathways to offending. Further study is required, however, to determine whether pathways identified in non-intellectually disabled (ID) offenders apply to those [...]Article
Exploring the effectiveness of community sex offender treatment in relation to risk and re-offending
Jackie CRAISSATI, Auteur ; Rebecca SOUTH, Auteur ; Klive BIERER, Auteur |There is growing confidence in the development of structured approaches – and actuarial tools – to predict the future risk of sexual re-offending, but optimism regarding the efficacy of treatment approaches for sex offenders is cautious. This st[...]Article
Marcus T BOCCACCINI, Auteur ; Paige B HARRIS, Auteur ; Gabriele F. TRUPP, Auteur ; Jorge G. VALERA, Auteur |This study examined risk measure scores, diagnoses, and evaluator opinions for 51 offenders who were evaluated for civil commitment as sexually violent predators (SVP), released, returned to custody, and reevaluated for SVP commitment (M = 5.45 [...]Article
Rebecca L. FIX, Auteur ; Stephane M. SHEPHERD, Auteur |This opinion piece describes how negative reactions towards child sexual abuse at the individual, interpersonal, and societal levels often block pathways to the prevention of child sexual abuse. Using the case of Mark Salling, the former Glee ac[...]
