Die latente Struktur sexueller Präferenzstörungen am Beispiel des Sadismus und der Pädophilie

Mokros, Andreas

doi:10.1055/s-0033-1335616

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“…To follow up on the sexual sadism hypothesis from the stranger rape study (Lehmann, Goodwill, et al, 2013), indicators of the Severe Sexual Sadism Scale (Mokros, Schilling, Weiss, Nitschke, & Eher, 2014) were included in the acquaintance rape study. Strikingly, the behaviors indicating sexual sadism were found at the outer edge of the MDS hostility theme (indicating low frequency), which might be interpreted as sexual sadism being an extreme manifestation of sexualized violence (Mokros, 2013).…”

Section: Sexual Offender Risk Assessmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Primer on the Contribution of Crime Scene Behavior to the Forensic Assessment of Sexual Offenders

Lehmann

Dahle

Schmidt

2018

European Psychologist

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Abstract. Over the last decades several attempts in developing incrementally valid risk indicators above and beyond standard actuarial and dynamic risk assessment instruments have been undertaken without much success. The current review will summarize current developments regarding the validity of detailed crime scene analysis for forensic assessments of sexual offenders. To this end, this overview will focus on two issues: First, we will discuss the issue of sexual offender risk assessment based on crime scene information. Second, we will outline how crime scene behavior contributes to the assessment of sexual interest in children. In each section we will introduce the reader to new approaches and instruments for risk assessment and diagnosing pedophilic sexual interest based on crime scene information, respectively, and discuss their validity. Finally, we will discuss the implications of these recent developments for risk assessment, risk management, offender treatment, and future research.

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Section: Sexual Offender Risk Assessmentmentioning

confidence: 99%