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Pathways to sex offending : etiology and the offence process

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posted on 2007-01-01, 00:00 authored by Calinda Lee. Payne
The research of the thesis aimed to contribute to the theoretical understanding of the various pathways that offenders follow in committing sexual offences. Using grounded theory a theoretical model was generated which described four major pathways to sexual offending. Quantitative analyses revealed that offenders who take different pathways differ significantly in respect of their risk of recidivism, demographic variables, rape myth acceptance and aggression. The portfolio considered the limitations of sex offender treatment programs for treating sex offenders with histories of childhood sexual abuse and presented four case studies.

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2 v. ; 30 cm.

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thesis

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eng

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Degree conferred 2008.

Degree name

D.Psych. (Forensic)

Faculty

Faculty of Health

School

School of Psychology

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