WHAT SEXUAL OFFENDERS TELL US ABOUT PREVENTION STRATEGIES
WHAT SEXUAL OFFENDERS TELL US ABOUT PREVENTION STRATEGIES
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DOI：
10.1016/0145-2134(89)90016-1
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发表时间：
1989-01-01
影响因子：
4.8
通讯作者：
SMITH, T
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作者：
CONTE, JR;WOLF, S;SMITH, T
对20名成年性犯罪者的样本进行了访谈，了解他们选择、招募和养育处于性虐待情况下的儿童的过程。如果罪犯在治疗方面取得了“成功”的进展，就会被选中，这样他们就不太可能歪曲自己的描述。罪犯在社区治疗计划中使用半结构化面谈指南由治疗师进行面谈。结果表明，这批罪犯声称有一种特殊的能力来识别易受伤害的儿童，利用这种脆弱性对儿童进行性侵犯，性虐待本质上是强制性的，尽管许多罪犯的陈述将胁迫和暴力的程度降至最低，而且罪犯有系统地使儿童对触摸不敏感。强调了对防止性虐待的影响。
A sample of 20 adult sexual offenders were interviewed about the process whereby they selected, recruited, and maintained children in a sexual abuse situation. Offenders were selected if they were making “successful” progress in treatment in order that they might be less likely to distort their descriptions. Offenders were interviewed by their therapist in a community treatment program using a semistructured interview guide. Results suggest that this sample of offenders claim a special ability to identify vulnerable children, to use that vulnerability to sexually use a child, that sexual abuse is inherently coercive, even though many offender statements minimize the level of coercion and violence, and that offenders systematically desensitize children to touch. Implications for prevention of sexual abuse are highlighted.