Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
A grounded theory analysis of sexual sadism in females,2012,18,3,325-337,Pflugradt
A Human Rights-Based Approach to Sex Offender Management: The Key to Effective Public Protection?,2008,14,3,171-183,Erooga
Is Sexually Abusive Behaviour in Personality Disordered Inpatients Analogous to Sexual Offences Committed Prior to Hospitalization?,2008,14,2,123-133,Hogue
Child Molester or Paedophile? Sociolegal Versus Psychopathological Classification of Sexual Offenders Against Children,2008,14,1,33-43,Hoyer
Comparing the Developmental and Behavioural Characteristics of Female and Male Juveniles Who Present With Sexually Abusive Behaviour,2008,14,3,241-252,Vizard
Victim Ranking Among Sex Offenders,2008,14,1,45-52,Marshall
The effects of visual priming on information processing in child sexual offenders,2008,14,2,145-159,Gannon
Refining the Deviancy Categorization of Child Abusers,2008,14,1,53-59,Beech
Examining the Relationship Between Sexual Offenders and Their Victims: Interpersonal Differences Between Stranger and Non-Stranger Sexual Offences,2008,14,1,61-75,Porter
Factors associated with recidivism among intra-familial child molesters,2008,14,1,3-18,Firestone
Recidivism Among Juvenile Sex Offenders After Residential Treatment,2008,14,1,19-32,Bijleveld
Adolescents Accessing Indecent Images of Children,2008,14,2,111-122,Gillespie
A Human Rights-Based Practice Framework for Sexual Offenders,2008,14,2,87-98,Ward
How Should We Understand the Effect of Age on Sexual Recidivism?,2008,14,3,185-198,Craig
Similarities Between Men and Women in Non-Traditional Aggressive Sexuality: Prevalence Novel Approaches to Assessment and Treatment Applications,2008,14,3,253-266,Figueredo
Prediction of attitudes towards child sexual abuse among three different Norwegian samples,2006,12,3,245-263,Tennfjord
Attachment anger and anxiety of male sexual offenders,2005,11,2,127-137,Burton
Patterns of attachment and alcohol abuse in sexual and violent non-sexual offenders,2006,12,1,19-30,Abracen
Hindsight: Cause for change or respite from fear?,2003,9,2,125-133 N2-,Ryan
Sexually motivated serial killers and the psychology of aggression and “evil” within a contemporary psychoanalytical perspective,2007,13,1,21-35,Knight
Decisions to offend in men who sexually abuse their daughters,2007,13,2,81-99,Moulden
An examination of gender role identity sexual self-esteem sexual coercion and sexual victimization in a university sample,2007,13,3,235-245,Kelly
A comparison of the neuropsychological profiles of adult male sex offenders and non-offenders with a learning disability,2001,7,2,57-64,Lindsay
Risk assessment with intimate partner sex offenders,2010,16,3,361-372,Gilchrist
Explanations given by child pornography offenders for their crimes,2010,16,2,169,Seto
'Welcome to the rape camp': Sexual exploitation and the internet in Cambodia,2000,6,1-2,29-51,Hughes
A decade on from the NCH Report (1992): Adolescent sexual aggression policy practice and service delivery across the UK and Republic of Ireland,2003,9,2,109-124,Hackett
Adolescents who have sexually harmed: An evaluation of a specialist treatment programme,2012,18,1,91-111,Beckett
An overview of the literature on antecedents perceptions and behavioural consequences of sexual harassment,2012,18,2,209-232,Gannon
Children who display harmful sexual behaviour: Assessing the risks of boys abusing at home in the community or across both settings,2012,18,1,23-35,Yates
How do therapists contribute to therapeutic change in sex offender treatment: An integration of the literature,2012,18,3,269-283,Rose
Predicting sexual re-offending in a UK sample of adolescents with intellectual disabilities,2012,18,1,64-80,Griffin
Psychopathy traits and parental dysfunction in sexual offending and general delinquent adolescent males,2012,18,1,4-22,Miner
Social anxiety and sexual offending against children: A cumulative meta-analysis,2012,18,3,284-293,Nunes
The assessment and treatment of deviant sexual arousal with adolescents who have offended sexually,2012,18,1,36-63,Worling
Keeping children safe in nurseries: A focus on culture and context,2013,19,1,32-45,Wonnacott
Developmental and offence-related characteristics of different types of adolescent sex offender: A community sample,2013,19,2,138-157,Craissati
Fantasy depictions of child sexual abuse: The problem of ageplay in Second Life,2013,19,2,236-246,Reeves
Public perceptions of internet familial and localised sexual grooming: Predicting perceived prevalence and safety,2013,19,2,218-235,Hudson
Rape victim and perpetrator blame and the Just World hypothesis: The influence of victim gender and age,2013,19,2,207-217,Landström
Where and when? Examining spatiotemporal aspects of sexual assault events,2013,19,2,171-190,Beauregard
A descriptive study of alleged child sexual abusers known to social services,1999,4,1,22-30,Craissati
A five year outcome evaluation of a community-based treatment programme for convicted sexual offenders run by the probation service,1996,2,1,3-16,Procter
A review of dynamic variables and their relationship to risk prediction in sex offenders,2003,9,1,41-55,Beech
An Australian adolescent sex offender treatment program: Program and client description,2000,5,1,59-77,Flanagan
An examination of the role of neuropsychological deficits in mentally disordered sex offenders,2000,5,1,21-29,McKenzie
An exploration of child sexual abusers' cognitive distortions with special reference to the role of anger,1999,4,1,31-44,Hollin
Analysing the sexual abuse of children by workers in residential care homes: Characteristics dynamics and contributory factors,2001,7,2,5-24,Green
Application of the clinical polygraph examination to the assessment treatment and monitoring of sex offenders,2000,5,2,134-152,Wilcox
Attachment styles and violence in child molesters,2000,5,2,88-98,Marshall
Challenging the cognitive distortions of child molesters: An implicit theory approach,2001,7,2,25-40,Lee
Children and young people accused of child sexual abuse: A study within a community,2003,9,1,57-70,Taylor
Children who sexually abuse other children,1996,2,2,87-98,Bannister
Clinical supervision and forensic work,2000,5,1,45-58,Mothersole
Consequences of sexual harassment in sport for female athletes,2002,8,2,37-48,Brackenridge
Dangerous sports? Risk responsibility and sex offending in sport,2003,9,1,3-12,Brackenridge
Defining appropriateness in coach-athlete sexual relationships: The voice of coaches,2002,8,2,83-98,Brackenridge
Defining sexual assault where acquaintances are involved: Exploring commonalities and differences,1999,4,2,105-124,Leonard
Developing a therapeutic environment for boys in secure settings who have sexually offended,1997,3,2,71-86,Epps
Empathy deficits of sexual offenders: A conceptual model,2003,9,1,13-23,Hanson
Ethnic minority sex offenders' experiences of treatment,2001,7,1,40-50,Patel
Evaluation of the assessment and treatment of a child sex offender: A case study,1997,3,2,119-130,Hope-Borland
Factors that specifically exacerbate the trauma of victims of childhood sexual abuse by maternal perpetrators,1997,3,1,3-14,Saradjian
Family liaison work with adolescents in a sex offender treatment programme,1996,2,2,112-121,Lord
Female sex offenders: Clinical and demographic features,2002,8,1,5-21,Ward
Female street sex workers sexual violence and protection strategies,2001,7,1,5-18,Sanders
Females who offend sexually against children in New Zealand,1997,3,1,15-29,Kalders
Frotteurism: A term in search of an underlying disorder?,2001,7,1,51-55,Horley
Health and social care staff responses to working with people with a learning disability who display sexual offending type behaviours,2001,7,1,56-66,Matheson
Hearing all sides of the story: The challenge of integrating teaching on sexual aggression into social work qualifying training,1996,2,1,33-48,Hirst
Homicide and serious sexual offences committed by children and young people: Findings from the literature and a serious case review,2003,9,2,85-96,Jowitt
How dangerous are rapists to children?,1994,1,1,1-14,Laws
In their own voices: Report of a study on the later effects of child sexual abuse,2001,7,2,41-56,Johnson
Intervention with sexually abusive young people in Australia and New Zealand,2003,9,2,135-149,Flanagan
Intimate sexual violence in the United States: Social work and family therapy interventions,2002,8,1,39-50,Beckerman
Issues in relation to children and young people who sexually abuse other children: A survey of practitioners' views,1997,3,2,101-118,Masson
Issues in the treatment of Asian sexual offenders,1999,4,2,94-104,Gahir
Justice or the law for child victims?,1994,1,2,93-94,White
Labour of love: Female juvenile prostitution in the Netherlands,2002,8,3,43-58,Bullens
Learning together to manage sexual abuse: Rhetoric or reality?,1994,1,1,29-44,Morrison
Making a real difference or just another child death inquiry? Learning the lessons from "Childhood Lost",2003,9,2,97-107,Morrison
No control of penis or brain? Key questions in the assessment of sex offenders with a learning difficulty,1994,1,1,57-63,Bowden
Organised abuse disorganised lives: Making a deal with the devil,1996,2,2,99-111,Bullens
Pornography and men's practices,2000,6,1-2,52-66,Cowburn
Pornography and the construction of misogyny,2002,8,3,4-42,Itzin
Pornography: Reflections upon past and current issues,2000,6,1-2,128-149,Cox
Prevalence of sexual abuse in organised competitive sport in Australia,2002,8,2,16-36,Leahy
Public opinion and the sentencing of perpetrators of child sexual abuse,1997,3,1,30-34,Craissati
Reflections and limitations: Sexual harassment and abuse in sport,2002,8,2,107-110,Oglesby
Reflections on the development of the NOTA policy 'working with adults and adolescents who exhibit sexually abusive behaviours: The use of sexually salient and pornographic materials',2000,6,1-2,97-101,Brown
Relapse prevention: Critique and reformulation,2000,5,2,118-133,Ward
Revisiting the use of pornography by sexual offenders: Implications for theory and practice,2000,6,1-2,67-77,Marshall
Risk reconviction rates and pro-offending attitudes for child molesters in a complete geographical area of London,2002,8,1,22-38,Beech
Rosemary West: Motives and meanings,1999,4,2,68-80,Cameron
Running the gauntlet: An examination of initiation/hazing and sexual abuse in sport,2002,8,2,49-68,Kirby
Self-esteem and sex offending,2002,8,1,51-61,Shine
Sentencing sex offenders: The judge and his role,1994,1,2,114-125,Collins
Sexual abuse by siblings: The victims' perspectives,1996,2,1,17-32,Doyle
Sexual aggression diversity and the challenge of anti-oppressive practice,2000,5,1,4-20,Hackett
Sexual exploitation of children in europe: Child pornography,2000,6,1-2,6-28,Kelly
Sexual harassment and abuse in sport: The research context,2002,8,2,3-15,Brackenridge
Sexual harassment of women in athletics vs academia,2002,8,2,69-82,Volkwein-Caplan
Sexual offending as a public health problem: A north american perspective,2000,5,1,30-44,Laws
Six groupwork interventions with adolescent sexual abusers,1996,2,1,49-63,Morrison
Surveying the terrain: Current issues in the prevention and management of sexually abusive behaviour by males,2001,7,1,19-39,Morrison
The black male sex offender in prison: Images and issues,1996,2,2,122-142,Cowburn
The challenge project: An evaluation of perpetrators of child sexual abuse,1994,1,2,83-92,Craissati
The Child Protection in Sport Unit,2002,8,2,99-106,Boocock
The evolution of a group therapy programme for adolescent perpetrators of sexual abusive behaviour,1994,1,2,69-82,Will
The failure of British obscenity law in the regulation of pornography,2000,6,1-2,111-127,Edwards
The fair trial and equality of justice in child sexual abuse cases,1994,1,2,95-113,Malcolm
The internet and offending behaviour: A case study,2000,6,1-2,78-96,Holland
The professional the paraprofessional and the perpetrator,1999,4,1,15-21,Hossack
The stop and think group: Changing sexually aggressive behaviour in young children,1994,1,1,15-28,Butler
The use of psychodrama to enhance victim empathy in sex offenders: An evaluation,1999,4,1,4-14,Allam
The violent reconvictions of sexual offenders,2003,9,1,31-39,Friendship
Therapist characteristics in the treatment of sexual offenders: Tentative data on their relationship with indices of behaviour change,2003,9,1,25-30,Marshall
Towards a psychometric typology for assessing pre-treatment level of problems in child abusers,1997,3,2,87-100,Beech
Up the slippery slope: Groupwork with sex offenders with a learning disability,1997,3,1,35-52,McKenzie
Using context and difference in sex offender treatment: An integrated systemic approach,2002,8,3,59-73,Vivian-Byrne
Using wilderness therapy in treating adolescent sexual offenders,2000,5,2,99-117,Lambie
Women who sexually abuse children: The undiscovered country,1994,1,1,45-56,Adshead
Working with adults and adolescents who exhibit sexually abusive behaviours: The use of sexually salient and pornographic materials,2000,6,1-2,102-110,Morrison
Working with sex offenders: A personal view,1999,4,2,81-93,Hanson
"I did what I was directed to do but he didn't touch me": The impact of being a victim of internet offending,2010,16,2,249-256,Leonard
"I never touched anybody--that's my defence": A qualitative analysis of internet sex offender accounts,2010,16,2,125-141,Gough
"Normal" and "inappropriate" childhood sexual behaviours: Findings from a Delphi study of professionals in the United Kingdom,2009,15,3,275-288,Hackett
A case study of a male sex offender with zoosexual interests and behaviours,2005,11,3,305-317,Wilcox
A comparative study of demographic data relating to intra- and extra-familial child sexual abusers and professional perpetrators,2004,10,1,39-50,Beech
A comparison of the general public's forensic professionals' and students' attitudes towards female sex offenders,2011,17,1,105-116,Gakhal
A content analysis of a "boy love" support forum: Revisiting Durkin and Bryant,2010,16,1,71-85,Quayle
A follow-up study of sex offenders treated by Thames Valley Sex Offender Groupwork Programme 1995-1999,2004,10,1,29-38,Falshaw
A modified Stroop task with sexual offenders: Replication of a study,2007,13,3,203-216,Karl Hanson
A process of cross-fertilization: What sex offender treatment can learn from dialectical behaviour therapy,2004,10,2,171-180,Shingler
A psychometric comparison of internet and non-internet sex offenders from a community treatment sample,2007,13,1,11-20,Bates
A qualitative analysis of child sex offenders involved in the manufacture of indecent images of children,2010,16,2,143-167,Sullivan
A risky boundary: Unwanted sexual behaviour among youth,2006,12,2,81-96,de Bruijn
A study of stranger rapists from the English high security hospitals,2007,13,2,151-167,West
Actuarial risk assessment and recidivism in a sample of UK intellectually disabled sexual offenders,2009,15,1,97-106,Beech
Adolescents convicted of possession of abuse images of children: A new type of adolescent sex offender?,2006,12,2,165-174,Moultrie
Adult female sexual offending: A comparison between co-offenders and solo offenders in a Dutch sample,2011,17,1,46-60,Bogaerts
Agreement between ratings from self-rating scales and assessments by treatment staff concerning a group of adolescent males who have sexually offended,2012,18,2,136-148,Rudolfsson
An empirical study of the personality characteristics of internet sex offenders,2009,15,2,139-148,Ghahramanlou-Holloway
An exploratory analysis of the cognitive distortions of a sample of men arrested in internet sex stings,2010,16,1,59-70,DeLong
An integrated groupwork methodology for working with sex offenders,2009,15,1,21-38,Boer
Are the cognitive distortions of child molesters in need of treatment?,2011,17,2,118-129,Marshall
Assessing risk for sexual offenders in New Zealand: Development and validation of a computer-scored risk measure,2006,12,3,277-286,Vess
At the precipice: Assessing a non-offending client's potential to sexually offend,2006,12,1,43-51,Duff
Attributions of blame in a hypothetical internet solicitation case: Roles of victim naivety parental neglect and respondent gender,2011,17,2,196-214,Rogers
Behavioural characteristics of rapists,2005,11,3,235-247,McCabe
Best practice in conducting actuarial risk assessments with adult sexual offenders,2009,15,2,193-211,Craig
Care and treatment of child victims of child pornographic exploitation (CPE) in Germany,2010,16,2,211-222,von Weiler
Changing people's minds,2004,10,2,181-192,Vivian-Byrne
Child and adolescent females who present with sexually abusive behaviours: A 10-year UK prevalence study,2011,17,1,4-14,Bailey
Child Sex Offender Public Disclosure Scheme: The views of applicants using the English pilot disclosure scheme,2012,18,2,164-178,Kemshall
Children and young people with harmful sexual behaviours: First analysis of data from a Scottish sample,2006,12,2,115-125,Hutton
Clinical assessment of adult sexual offenders with learning disabilities,2005,11,3,277-288,Tudway
Clinical actuarial and dynamic risk assessment of sexual offenders: Why do things keep changing?,2010,16,3,296-310,Hanson
Cognitive distortions "debate": Introductory note,2009,15,3,223-224,Gannon
Community-based treatment of sex offenders,2004,10,2,193-214,Beech
Confidentiality and public protection: Ethical dilemmas in qualitative research with adult male sex offenders,2005,11,1,49-63,Cowburn
Consumer perspectives of New Zealand community treatment programmes for sexually abusive youth,2011,17,2,181-195,Lambie
Contrasting adolescent female and male sexual aggression: A self-report study on prevalence and predictors of sexual aggression,2011,17,1,15-33,Hendriks
Current cognitive distortion theory and research: An internalist approach to cognition,2009,15,3,225-246,Gannon
Cybersex offender risk assessment. An explorative study,2010,16,2,197-209,Hackett
Demographic and abuse characteristics in adolescent male sexual offenders with "special needs",2004,10,1,63-84,Lambie
Development of a clinical instrument to record sexual aggression in an inpatient psychiatric setting,2007,13,1,51-58,Sheitman
Development of a community-based sex offender treatment programme for adult male clients with a learning disability,2006,12,1,63-70,Garrett
Diagnostic issues in sexual sadism among sexual offenders,2004,10,1,21-27,Marshall
Disclosure strategies among sex offenders: A model for understanding the engagement process in groupwork,2006,12,3,227-244,Hudson
Dispelling the myths: Can psychoeducation change public attitudes towards sex offenders?,2012,18,2,179-193,Jeglic
Do child molesters hold distorted beliefs? What does their memory recall tell us?,2006,12,1,5-18,Beech
Do female child molesters implicitly associate children and sex? A preliminary investigation,2009,15,1,55-61,Gannon
Do internet-based sexual offenders reduce to normal inadequate and deviant groups?,2010,16,1,33-46,Egan
Does treatment work with internet sex offenders? Emerging findings from the Internet Sex Offender Treatment Programme (i-SOTP),2009,15,1,5-19,Mandeville-Norden
Early maladaptive schemas in a sample of British adolescent sexual abusers: implications for therapy,2005,11,3,259-276,Richardson
Empathy training sex offenders and re-offending,2009,15,2,149-159,Wastell
Entitled to sex: Attitudes of sexual offenders,2009,15,3,289-303,Wakeling
Erratum,2008,14,3,289,
Ever-increasing circles: A descriptive study of Hampshire and Thames Valley Circles of Support and Accountability 2002-09,2012,18,3,355-373,Bates
Factors influencing the process of change in sex offender interventions: Therapists' experiences and perceptions,2010,16,3,311-331,Nee
Female adolescent sex offenders--an exploratory study,2006,12,1,31-41,Bijleveld
Female sex offenders and the criminal justice system: A comparison of arrests and outcomes,2011,17,1,61-76,Freeman
Female sex offenders: Specialists generalists and once-only offenders,2011,17,1,34-45,Bijleveld
From custody to community: Development of assessment and treatment for juveniles serving sentences for sex offences in an Irish context,2012,18,1,81-90,Cherry
Generating data with sexual offenders using qualitative material: A paradigm to complement not compete with quantitative methodology,2004,10,1,117-122,Webster
Geographical access to treatment for sex offenders under community supervision in Kentucky,2012,18,3,294-310,Sloas
Good lives aetiology and the rehabilitation of sex offenders: A bridging theory,2004,10,2,153-169,Marshall
Good practice in eliciting disclosures from sex offenders,2011,17,2,215-227,Kemshall
Group-work for offender patients on sex offending in a high security hospital: Investigating aspects of impact via qualitative analysis,2013,19,1,50-65,Moore
Helpline: Accessible help inviting active or potential paedophiles,2004,10,1,123-132,Hossack
Here we go round the review-go-round: Rape investigation and prosecution--are things getting worse not better?,2011,17,3,234-249,Jordan
How trauma and attachment can impact neurodevelopment: Informing our understanding and treatment of sexual behaviour problems,2009,15,3,261-273,Creeden
Innovations in sex offender treatment,2004,10,2,141-152,Mann
Internet offending: Sexual and non-sexual functions within a Dutch sample,2010,16,1,47-58,Bogaerts
Internet service provider (ISP) filtering of child-abusive material: A critical reflection of its effectiveness,2010,16,2,223-235,Eneman
Internet sexual activity: A comparison between contact and non-contact child pornography offenders,2010,16,2,181-195,McCarthy
Internet-initiated incitement and conspiracy to commit child sexual abuse (CSA): The typology extent and nature of known cases,2007,13,2,101-119,Gallagher
Juvenile sex offenders in a Dutch mandatory educational programme: Subtypes and characteristics,2010,16,3,332-346,van Berlo
Legal definitions of child pornography,2010,16,1,19-31,Gillespie
Making use of historical case material: the problems of looking back and the implications for service development in relation to research and evaluation activities,2012,18,1,112-122,Hackett
Managing intrusive risky thoughts: What works?,2009,15,1,39-53,Shingler
Manualization: A blessing or a curse?,2009,15,2,109-120,Marshall
Measuring grievance thinking in sexual offenders: The revised Dissipation-Rumination Scale,2011,17,3,273-289,Wakeling
Measuring sexual interest using a pictorial modified Stroop task a pictorial Implicit Association Test and a Choice Reaction Time task,2013,19,2,158-170,Ó Ciardha
Modus operandi of sexual offenders working or doing voluntary work with children and adolescents,2005,11,2,187-195,Leclerc
Moral development of solo juvenile sex offenders,2008,14,2,99-109,Dekovic
Much ado about nothing? Representations and realities of online soliciting of children,2010,16,1,5-18,Jewkes
Multiple perpetrator rape: Naming an offence and initial research findings,2009,15,1,83-96,Kelly
Non-sex offenders display distorted thinking and have empathy deficits too: A thematic analysis of cognitions and the application of empathy,2013,19,1,81-101,Walker
On a clear day you can see forever: Integrating values and skills in sex offender treatment,2007,13,3,187-201,Ward
One size does not fit all: Future directions for the treatment of sexually abusive youth in New Zealand,2006,12,2,175-187,Lambie
Online behaviours of adolescents: Victims perpetrators and Web 2.0,2010,16,1,107-120,Atkinson
Opening a debate on personal boundaries and work with sex offenders: A personal view of a clinical supervisor,2007,13,3,247-252,Maule
Paradoxical and double-bind communication in treatment for people who sexually offend,2012,18,2,233-246,Prescott
Pathways to rape: Preliminary examination of patterns in the offence processes of rapists and their rehabilitation implications,2004,10,1,7-20,Polaschek
Perception of self and others in male sex offenders against children: Schema content and its relation to criminal sexual behaviour,2009,15,3,305-317,Reich
Performance intelligence sexual offending and psychopathy,2009,15,3,319-330,Merckelbach
Personal construct psychotherapy: Fixed-role therapy with forensic clients,2006,12,1,53-61,Horley
Planning helps: The impact of release planning on subsequent re-entry experiences of child sex offenders,2012,18,2,194-208,Willis
Polygraph examination of British sexual offenders: A pilot study on sexual history disclosure testing,2005,11,1,3-25,Wilcox
Positive criminology and imprisoned sex offenders: Demonstration of a way out from a criminal spin through acceptance relationships,2013,19,1,66-80,Elisha
Practice report: A review of e-Safety remote computer monitoring for UK sex offenders,2010,16,2,237-248,Findlater
Predicting dropout from a residential programme for adolescent sexual abusers using pre-treatment variables and implications for recidivism,2005,11,2,139-155,Beech
Problematic sexual behaviour in a secure psychiatric setting: Challenges and developing solutions,2005,11,1,95-102,Hughes
Profiling stranger rapists: Linking offence behaviour to previous criminal histories using a regression model,2006,12,3,265-275,Scott
Public attitudes to sex offenders in New Zealand,2012,18,2,149-163,Thakker
Public disclosure: Sex offenders' perceptions of the pilot scheme in England. Compliance legitimacy and living a "Good Life",2012,18,3,311-324,Kemshall
Punishment or therapy? The ethics of sexual offending treatment,2010,16,3,286-295,Ward
Rape investigation and prosecution: Stuck in the mud?,2011,17,3,250-262,Cook
Recidivism among treated sexual offenders and comparison subjects: Recent outcome data from the Regional Treatment Centre (Ontario) high-intensity Sex Offender Treatment Programme,2011,17,2,142-152,Abracen
Reconviction of sexual offenders in England and Wales: an overview of research,2005,11,2,209-223,Beech
Risk assessment with adolescent sex offenders,2005,11,1,37-48,Kelly
Risk assessment with female sex offenders: Can women meet the criteria of community protection laws?,2011,17,1,77-91,Vess
Risk of sexual recidivism as a function of age and actuarial risk,2008,14,3,199-209,Vess
Risk reconviction and "sexually risky behaviour" in sex offenders,2011,17,2,153-165,Craissati
School heads and mentors in cahoots? Challenges to teaching practice in Zimbabwean teacher education programmes,2013,19,1,3-16,Makura
Screening procedures in the United Kingdom for positions of trust with children,2013,19,1,17-31,Hanson
Self-regulation of sex offending future pathways and the Good Lives Model: Applications and problems,2007,13,1,37-50,Lindsay
Sex offender programmes: New technology coping with old ethics,2010,16,3,261-274,Glaser
Sex offender treatment is not punishment,2010,16,3,275-285,Levenson
Sex offender treatment: The case for manualization,2009,15,2,121-131,Mann
Sexual arousal among rapist subtypes,2008,14,3,267-279,Looman
Sexual coping general coping and cognitive distortions in incarcerated rapists and child molesters,2005,11,2,157-170,Feelgood
Sexual knowledge and empathy: A comparison of adolescent child molesters and non-offending adolescents,2006,12,2,143-154,Beckett
Sexual offenders with learning disabilities: risk recidivism and treatment,2005,11,3,289-304,Craig
Sexual offenders' explanations for their offending,2007,13,1,3-9,Hollin
Sexual offenders' treatment experience: a qualitative and quantitative investigation,2005,11,2,171-186,Webster
Sexual recidivism: A review of static dynamic and actuarial predictors,2005,11,1,65-84,Craig
Sexually abusive behaviour in juveniles: Deviant and non-deviant pathways,2007,13,2,169-179,van Outsem
Sexually abusive youths' moral reasoning on sex,2012,18,2,125-135,Beerthuizen
Sibling incest: A literature review and a clinical study,2010,16,3,347-360,Tidefors
Similarities and differences between the criminal careers of Dutch juvenile sex offenders and non-sex offenders,2006,12,2,155-164,Bullens
Social problem-solving correlates of sexual deviancy and aggression among adult child molesters,2005,11,1,27-36,Dudek
Striving for a good life: The good lives model applied to released child molesters,2011,17,3,290-303,Willis
The Adolescent Sexual Abuser Project (ASAP) Assessment Measures--Dutch Revised Version: A comparison of personality characteristics between juvenile sex offenders juvenile perpetrators of non-sexual violent offences and non-delinquent youth in the Netherlands,2006,12,2,127-141,Vermeiren
The assessment of motivation for behaviour change among sex offenders against children: An investigation of the utility of the Stages of Change Questionnaire,2004,10,2,237-249,McCabe
The cognitive distortions of child molesters are in need of treatment,2011,17,2,130-141,Gannon
The development and initial testing of the AIM2 framework to assess risk and strengths in young people who sexually offend,2008,14,3,211-225,Beech
The effectiveness of treatment for male sex offenders with learning disabilities: A review of the literature,2004,10,2,215-236,Courtney
The emotional intelligence of adult sex offenders: ability based EI assessment,2005,11,3,249-258,Stough
The extended mind theory of cognitive distortions in sex offenders,2009,15,3,247-259,Ward
The Good Way model: A strengths-based approach for working with young people especially those with intellectual difficulties who have sexually abusive behaviour,2006,12,2,189-201,Ayland
The highs and lows of working with sexual offenders: A New Zealand perspective,2011,17,3,320-334,Lambie
The impact of training on attitudes towards sex offenders,2005,11,2,197-207,Craig
The personal impact of delivering a one-to-one treatment programme with high-risk sexual offenders: Therapists' experiences,2011,17,3,304-319,Barnett
The potential of digital evidence to contribute to risk assessment of internet offenders,2010,16,1,87-106,Glasgow
The process of overcoming denial in sexual offenders,2004,10,1,51-61,Lord
The promises and perils of the emotional Stroop task: A general review and considerations for use with forensic samples,2012,18,3,253-268,Humphreys
The structural properties of sexual fantasies for sexual offenders: A preliminary model,2006,12,3,213-226,Beech
The three dimensions of online child pornography offending,2013,19,1,121-132,Curtis
The use of olfactory aversion and directed masturbation in modifying deviant sexual interest: A case study,2009,15,2,179-191,Craig
The use of online technology in the modus operandi of female sex offenders,2011,17,1,92-104,Elliott
Treated sex offenders as "paraprofessional" co-workers in the treatment of the sex offender,2005,11,1,103-113,Hossack
Treatment manuals: The good the bad and the useful,2009,15,2,133-137,Hollin
Treatment of intellectually disabled individuals who have committed sexual offences: A review of the literature,2004,10,1,85-100,Wilcox
Treatment programmes for adolescents who commit sexual offences: Dropout and recidivism,2004,10,1,101-115,Beech
Types of empathy and adolescent sexual offenders,2007,13,2,139-149,Devilly
Understanding attribution of blame in cases of rape: An analysis of participant gender type of rape and perceived similarity to the victim,2009,15,1,63-81,Harrower
Understanding sexual homicide,2012,18,3,338-354,Greenall
Understanding treating and managing sex offenders who deny their offence,2005,11,1,85-94,Cooper
Using clinical variables to evaluate treatment effectiveness in programmes for sexual offenders,2011,17,2,166-180,Jung
Using immersive virtual reality and ecological psychology to probe into child molesters' phenomenology,2013,19,1,102-120,Fedoroff
Using the Good Way model to work positively with adults and youth with intellectual difficulties and sexually abusive behaviour,2007,13,3,253-266,West
Victim age attractiveness and abuse history as factors in the perception of a hypothetical child sexual abuse case,2007,13,2,121-137,Rogers
Viewing time measures and sexual interest: another piece of the puzzle,2005,11,2,117-125,Gress
We mind and we care but have things changed? Assessment of progress in the reporting investigating and prosecution of allegations of rape,2011,17,3,263-272,Brown
What do we know about the efficacy of group work for sexual offenders with an intellectual disability? Where to from here?,2008,14,2,135-144,Beech
Why do sexual offenders refuse treatment?,2013,19,2,191-206,Webster
Wilderness therapy within an adolescent sexual offender treatment programme: A qualitative study,2009,15,2,161-177,Lambie
Working with deaf people who have committed sexual offences against children: The need for an increased awareness,2007,13,1,59-69,Bramley
Working with sex offenders in a climate of public blame and anxiety: How to make defensible decisions for risk,2009,15,3,331-343,Kemshall
Working with sex offenders: Best practice in enhancing practitioner resilience,2011,17,3,335-355,Clarke
Young people with harmful sexual behaviour: Do those with learning disabilities form a distinct subgroup?,2008,14,3,227-239,Almond
Youths who sexually harm: A multivariate model of behaviour,2007,13,3,217-233,Almond
Youths who sexually harm: A multivariate model of characteristics,2006,12,2,97-114,Almond
Factors influencing the development of an innovative service for women non-offending partners (NOPs) of male sexual offenders,2013,19,3,357-368,Shannon
Organized Abuse Disorganized Lives: Making a Deal with the Devil,1996,2,2,99-111,Bullens
G-map's application of the Good Lives Model to adolescent males who sexually harm: A case study,2013,19,3,345-356,Griffin
The implicit theories of male child sexual offenders residing in a high secure psychiatric hospital,2013,19,3,264-274,Dawson
Interprofessional and interagency training for working with young people with harmful sexual behaviours: An evaluation of outcomes,2013,19,3,329-344,Hackett
The prevalence of child sexual abuse among secondary school pupils in Gweru Zimbabwe,2013,19,3,253-263,Gwirayi
Child pornography possessors: Comparisons and contrasts with contact- and non-contact sex offenders,2013,19,3,295-310,Jung
Childhood attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) symptoms and adolescent female sexual victimisation: mediating and moderating effects of risky behaviours,2014,20,1,23-39,Buehler
Components underlying sex offender treatment refusal: an exploratory analysis of the Treatment Refusal Scale--Sex Offender version,2014,20,1,69-84,Brown
Psychological profile of sex offenders using weapons in their crimes,2014,20,1,55-68,Curnoe
Referrers' views of structured professional judgement risk assessment of sexual offenders: A qualitative study,2014,20,1,94-109,Quayle
Static risk factors predict sexual misconduct among incarcerated female sexual offenders,2014,20,1,85-93,Pflugradt
Treating sexual offenders: how did we get here and where are we headed?,2014,20,1,3-8,Hanson
Wise mind--risky mind: A reconceptualisation of dialectical behaviour therapy concepts and its application to sexual offender treatment,2014,20,1,110-120,Gupta
Déjà vu: from Furby to Långström and the evaluation of sex offender treatment effectiveness,2014,20,3,257-266,Prescott
Mandatory life sentences for serious sex offenders in England and Wales: tough but intelligent too?,2014,20,3,296-309,Harrison
Sentencing in child sexual assault cases: factors influencing judicial decision-making,2014,20,3,281-295,Day
Working with children and young people with harmful sexual behaviours: exploring impact on practitioners and sources of support,2014,20,3,333-353,Almond
The explanation of sexual offending: from single factor theories to integrative pluralism,2014,20,2,130-141,Ward
Trends of indecent images of children and child sexual offences between 2005/2006 and 2012/2013 within the United Kingdom,2014,20,2,142-155,Almond
Towards a common framework for assessing the activity and associations of groups who sexually abuse children,2014,20,2,156-171,Brayley
Understanding how sexual offenders compare across psychiatric and correctional settings: examination of Canadian mentally ill sexual offenders,2014,20,2,172-181,Moulden
An examination of implicit theories among francophone child molesters,2014,20,2,182-196,Cortoni
Female-perpetrated sexual abuse: a review of victim and professional perspectives,2014,20,2,197-215,Dawson
The predictive and convergent validity of a psychometric battery used to assess sexual offenders in a treatment programme: an 18-year follow-up,2014,20,2,216-239,Olver
Eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing for offence-related trauma in a mentally disordered sexual offender,2014,20,2,240-249,Gannon
Practice and policy in the UK with children and young people who display harmful sexual behaviours: an analysis and critical review,2014,20,3,267-280,Hackett
Experiences of engaging in psychotherapeutic interventions for sexual offending behaviours: a meta-synthesis,2014,20,3,310-332,Simpson
Current re-entry practices in sex offender treatment programmes: desistance facilitating or hindering?,2014,20,3,354-366,Willis
Factorial analysis of risk matrix 2000 on an Italian sample of sexual offenders,2016,22,2,137-146,Rosso
Some notes on the validation of VRS-SO static scores,2016,22,2,147-160,Olver
Mapping an agenda for the study of youth sexual aggression in Europe: assessment principles of good practice and the multilevel analysis of risk factors,2016,22,2,161-176,Krahé
Sexual offenders' parental and adult attachments and preferences for therapists' interpersonal qualities,2016,22,2,177-191,Wortley
A qualitative investigation of treatment components for families of youth who have sexually offended,2016,22,2,192-205,Yoder
The use of psychological interventions for adult male sex offenders with a learning disability: a systematic review,2016,22,2,206-223,Cohen
Interest in child molestation among a community sample of men sexually attracted to children,2016,22,2,224-232,Galupo
Victimisation limbic system irritability and sociomoral reasoning in male sex offenders,2016,22,2,233-245,Amador
A cognitive-based indicator of deviant sexual interest: concurrent validation of the Stroop task,2016,22,2,246-262,Jeglic
The utility of sex offender registration: a research note,2016,22,2,263-273,Bierie
Team member's perceptions on a sex offender reentry court's failure to launch: a pilot study,2016,22,3,394-409,Budd
A systematic literature review: which factors influence English and Welsh perceptions towards victims of child sexual abuse?,2016,22,3,275-290,Duff
Experiences of intimate relationships in young men who sexually offended during adolescence: interviews 10 years later,2016,22,3,410-422,Tidefors
Attitudes of Dutch citizens towards male victims of sexual coercion by a female perpetrator,2016,22,3,308-322,Vanwesenbeeck
Group size does matter: differences among sexual assaults committed by lone double and groups of three or more perpetrators,2016,22,3,342-354,Park
Multi-component behavioural intervention reduces harmful sexual behaviour in a 17-year-old male with autism spectrum disorder: a case study,2016,22,3,368-378,Mace
A systematic review of the literature comparing male non-serial sexual killers and sexual aggressors: examining homogeneous and heterogeneous characteristics of these groups,2016,22,3,323-341,Stefanska
The relationship between childhood adversity and adult psychosocial outcomes in females who have sexually offended: implications for treatment,2016,22,3,355-367,Levenson
Child molestation and psychopathy: a taxometric analysis,2016,22,3,379-393,Walters
Neutralisation and sexual abuse: a study of monks from one Benedictine Abbey,2016,23,2,195-206,Spraitz
Internet sexual offending from an anthropological perspective: analysing offender perceptions of online spaces,2016,23,1,33-45,Rimer
Attitudes towards sexual coercion by Polish high school students: links with risky sexual scripts pornography use and religiosity,2016,22,3,291-307,Krahé
The association of sexual preference and dynamic risk factors with undetected child pornography offending,2016,23,1,3-18,Kaiser
Gateway to offending behaviour: permission-giving thoughts of online users of child sexual exploitation material,2017,23,1,19-32,Merdian
Themes in participant feedback on a risk reduction programme for child sexual exploitation material offenders,2017,23,1,46-61,Squire
Sexual offenders contacting children online: an examination of transcripts of sexual grooming,2017,23,1,62-76,Jeglic
Internet sexual solicitation of children: a proposed typology of offenders based on their chats e-mails and social network posts,2017,23,1,77-89,Seto
A methodology for profiling paraphilic interest in child sexual exploitation material users on peer-to-peer networks,2017,23,1,90-103,Hammond
Research on online sexual offending: what have we learned and where are we going?,2017,23,1,104-106,Seto
Applying moral foundations theory to understanding public views of sexual offending,2017,23,2,111-123,Harris
Communicating about child sexual abuse with the public: learning the lessons from public awareness campaigns,2017,23,2,124-138,Moulden
The influence of implicit theories and offender characteristics on judgements of sexual offenders: a moderated mediation analysis,2017,23,2,139-150,Bartels
"A different world" exploring and understanding the climate of a recently re-rolled sexual offender prison,2017,23,2,151-166,Blagden
The associations between abuse characteristics in child sexual abuse: a meta-analysis,2017,23,2,167-180,Salo
The characteristics of federal offenders sentenced for sexual exploitation of children within a large urban metropolitan region,2017,23,2,181-194,Cimino
Child sex tourism: American perceptions of foreign victims,2017,23,2,207-221,Jeglic
"Kind regards": an examination of one buyer's attempt to purchase a trafficked child for sex,2017,23,2,222-233,Bach
Substance abuse among sexual offenders: review of research and clinical implications,2017,23,3,235-250,Abracen
In the aftermath of disclosing child sexual abuse: consequences needs and wishes,2017,23,3,251-265,Hellmann
Previous judicial detection and paedophilic sexual interest partially predict psychological distress in a non-forensic sample of help-seeking men feeling inclined to sexually offend against children,2017,23,3,266-277,Beier
Individuals' experiences of sexual offending therapy in a forensic psychiatric setting,2017,23,3,278-290,Glorney
Offence characteristics and cognitive functioning in juveniles adjudicated for illegal sexual behaviour,2017,23,3,291-299,Alexander
Ethnic origin of the victim as an aggravating factor in sentencing sexual offenders,2017,23,3,300-311,Harrison
On national and cultural boundaries: a cross-cultural approach to sexual violence perpetration in Brazil and the United Kingdom,2017,23,3,312-327,Pina
Perceptions of behaviours in stranger rape cases: a sequence analysis approach,2017,23,3,328-337,Clarke
Forgotten victims: students' attitudes towards and responses to male sexual victimisation,2017,23,3,338-350,Javaid
Comorbid sequential or different desires? Exploring the relationship between somnophilia and necrophilia,2017,23,3,351-359,Pettigrew
On national and cultural boundaries: a cross-cultural approach to sexual violence perpetration in Brazil and the United Kingdom (Corrigendum),2017,23,3,i,
The Static-99R predicts sexual and violent recidivism for individuals with low intellectual functioning,2018,24,1,1-11,Seto
Sexual offender's experiences of polygraph testing: a thematic study in three probation trusts,2018,24,1,12-24,Gannon
Can we keep it simple? Using the BARR-2002R with a community-based sex offender sample,2018,24,1,25-36,Jung
Police officer attitudes to the practicalities of the sex offenders' register ViSOR and Child Sexual Abuse Disclosure Scheme in England and Wales,2018,24,1,37-50,McCartan
The relationship between attachment dimensions and emotion regulation in individuals who have committed sexual crimes,2018,24,1,51-65,Grady
A qualitative analysis of nonoffending partners' experiences and perceptions following a psychoeducational group intervention,2018,24,1,66-79,Duff
An exploration of the treatment expectations and experiences of adolescents who have sexually abused,2018,24,1,80-98,Cherry
Preventing child sexual abuse through education: the work of Stop it Now! Wales,2018,24,1,99-113,Hudson
Disparate reports of stress and family relations between youth who commit sexual crimes and their caregivers,2018,24,1,114-124,Yoder
Multiple perpetrator rape in Ghana: offenders victims and offence characteristics,2018,24,1,125-141,Quarshie
Comparing persons found not criminally responsible on account of mental disorder for sexual offences versus nonsexual violent offences,2018,24,2,143-156,Nicholls
Moral disengagement and self-reported harassment proclivity in men: the mediating effects of moral judgment and emotions,2018,24,2,157-180,Pina
Generation cohort differences in male and female use of tactics to gain sex from an unwilling partner,2018,24,2,181-195,Anderson
Female sex offenders who abuse children whilst working in organisational contexts: offending conviction and sentencing,2018,24,2,196-214,Hackett
Grooming child victims into sexual abuse: a psychometric analysis of survivors' experiences,2018,24,2,215-224,Wolf
Stranger rape: classifying Spanish sexual offences using multiple correspondence and cluster analyses,2018,24,2,225-239,Ramírez
"Because you've got faith it doesn't mean that you've got wings on your back": a qualitative analysis of the accounts of Christian prisoners serving time for a sexual offence,2018,24,2,240-256,Blagden
Comparing persons found not criminally responsible on account of mental disorder for sexual offences versus nonsexual violent offences (Erratum),2018,24,2,257,
Is childhood sexual victimization associated with cognitive distortions self-esteem and emotional congruence with children?,2018,24,3,259-273,Nunes
Victims of sexual assault perpetrated by female youth: an exploratory study of gender differences,2018,24,3,274-293,Bierie
Adolescents' level of knowledge of and supportive attitudes to sexual crime in the Swedish context,2019,25,2,75-89,Silva
Exposure to internet pornography and sexually aggressive behaviour: protective roles of social support among Korean adolescents,2019,25,2,90-104,Shin
Young adult sexual offenders with emerging personality disorders: developmental and offence-related characteristics and treatment engagement,2019,25,2,105-115,Craissati
Differential predictors of intimate partner sexual coercion versus physical assault perpetration,2019,25,2,146-160,Babcock
Disparities in police proceedings and court sentencing for females versus males who commit sexual offences in New Zealand,2019,25,2,161-176,Patterson
The prevention of sexual abuse: issues challenges and resolutions,2019,25,1,1-3,McCartan
Preventing juvenile sexual offending through parental monitoring: a comparison study of youth's experiences of supervision,2019,25,1,16-30,Kaufman
Supporting students in responding to disclosure of sexual violence: a systematic review of online university resources,2019,25,1,31-48,Orchowski
Understanding men who access sexualised images of children: exploratory interviews with offenders,2019,25,1,60-73,Lambie
Addressing individual and community needs in the aftermath of campus sexual misconduct: restorative justice as a way forward in the re-entry process,2019,25,1,49-59,Karp
Participative leadership and hierarchical structures in multiple perpetrator rape: replicating and extending a scale of influence among offenders,2019,25,3,226-243,Alison
Examining the role of pornography and rape supportive cognitions in lone and multiple perpetrator rape proclivity,2019,25,3,244-257,Harkins
Perpetrators of organised child sexual exploitation (CSE) in the UK: a review of current research,2019,25,3,258-274,Colley
Burundi's rebel groups and the stigmatisation of wartime sexual violence,2019,25,3,275-291,Sellström
Situational factors in female-perpetrated child sexual abuse in organisations: implications for prevention,2020,26,1,5-22,Hackett
Sexual abuse by educators: a comparison between male and female teachers who sexually abuse students,2020,26,1,23-35,Christensen
Characteristics of children with problem sexual behaviour and adolescent perpetrators of sexual abuse: a systematic review,2020,26,1,36-61,Proeve
Powerful perpetrators hidden in plain sight: an international analysis of organisational child sexual abuse cases,2020,26,1,62-90,Kaufman
Child sexual abuse material in child-centred institutions: situational crime prevention approaches,2020,26,1,91-110,Krone
Assessing child-safe culture and practices in organisational settings: a validation and refinement of Kaufman's Organisational Safety Climate Survey,2020,26,1,111-128,Kaufman
Psychological factors influencing religious congregation members' reporting of alleged sexual abuse,2020,26,1,129-144,Harper
Stranger sexual homicide: an exploratory behavioural analysis of offender crime scene actions,2020,26,2,163-177,Wright
The relationship between adverse childhood experiences coping using sex and adult sexual coercion in non-incarcerated community-based females,2020,26,2,151-162,Ciardha
Arbitrary decision making in the absence of evidence: an examination of factors related to treatment selection and recidivism for female sexual offenders,2020,26,2,178-192,Miller
The association between childhood sexual abuse and sexual coercion in men: a test of possible mediators,2020,26,2,193-211,Seto
An analysis of self-reported suicide attempts and ideation in a national sample of incarcerated individuals convicted of sexual crimes,2020,26,2,212-231,Jeglic
The role of respondent gender and sexual orientation in shaping punitive attitudes and perceptions of responsibility for same- and opposite-sex student-teacher relationships,2020,26,2,232-250,Powers
Victim empathy in young sex offenders in the emergent adulthood developmental phase,2020,26,2,251-262,Coetzee
Court outcomes among female juveniles with sexual offences,2020,26,2,263-273,Fix
The impact of disrupted caregiving for juvenile sexual offenders,2020,26,2,274-287,Kaufman
School rules of (sexual) engagement: government staff and student contributions to the norms of peer sexual-abuse in seven UK schools,2020,26,3,289-301,Firmin
How well do police specialists risk assess registered sexual offenders?,2020,26,3,302-315,Kewley
No man's land: the denial of victimisation in male statutory rape cases,2020,26,3,316-333,Scott
A discussion on sexual violence against girls and women in Jamaica,2020,26,3,334-345,Smith
Sexting: predictive and protective factors for its perpetration and victimisation,2020,26,3,346-358,Muncaster
Parents' perspectives on the parent-child relationship following their child's engagement in harmful sexual behaviour,2020,26,3,359-371,Nel
Empathy deficits and perceived permissive environments: sexual harassment perpetration on college campuses,2020,26,3,372-384,Moore
The link between myths about sexual aggression and sexual objectification via hostile attitudes toward women,2020,26,3,385-393,Vasquez
The dark tetrad and mating effort's influence on sexual coaxing and coercion across relationship types,2020,26,3,394-404,Egan
An exploration of attachment and trauma in young men who have engaged in harmful sexual behaviours,2020,26,3,405-421,Stedmon
Let's spend a night together; I will increase your salary: an analysis of sextortion phenomenon in Rwandan society,2021,27,1,120-137,Mumporeze
How accurately can researchers measure criminal history sexual deviance and risk of sexual recidivism from self-report information alone?,2021,27,1,106-119,Nunes
A comparative profile of intimate partner sexual violence,2021,27,1,95-105,Jung
Male peer support and sexual assault: the relation between high-profile high school sports participation and sexually predatory behaviour,2021,27,1,64-80,Bouffard
Using psychopathy to identify differences between variants of juveniles who have committed sexual offenses,2021,27,1,52-63,Fanti
Clinical and risk relevance of intimacy and loneliness in a treated sample of men who have offended sexually,2021,27,1,35-51,Olver
The consistency of sexual homicide characteristics and typologies across countries: a comparison of Canadian and Scottish sexual homicides,2021,27,1,18-34,Beauregard
A dangerous world implicit theory: examining overlap with other criminogenic constructs,2021,27,1,1-17,Ciardha
Online dialogue surrounding violence against women in South Africa: a qualitative analysis of #MenAreTrash,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Orchowski
Young men with harmful sexual behaviour problems: a qualitative exploration of the nature and characteristics of their violence,2021,27,2,139-152,Hackett
Patterns of rearrest for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous youth who have sexually harmed,2021,27,2,167-184,Rynne
Criminal recidivism and psychosocial adversity in offense-related subtypes of sexually abusive adolescents,2021,27,2,185-203,Landolt
An innovative multi-agency consultation model for harmful sexual behaviour displayed by children and young people: practice paper,2021,27,2,204-218,Ibrahim
Exploring teachers' lived experiences of child-on-child harmful sexual behaviour at school: an interpretative phenomenological analysis,2021,27,2,219-232,Waters
Teachers' responses to harmful sexual behaviour in primary school - findings from a digital survey among primary school teachers,2021,27,2,233-246,Draugedalen
Mental health correlates of sexting coercion perpetration and victimisation in university students by gender,2021,27,2,247-263,Mueller-Johnson
Professionals' experiences of working with children and young people with harmful sexual behaviour: a systematic review using meta-ethnographic synthesis,2021,27,2,264-284,Pelech
Multiple perpetrator sexual assault: correlates of PTSD and depressive symptoms in a sample of adult women,2021,27,3,387-400,Ullman
Applying desistance principles to improve wellbeing and prevent child sexual abuse among minor-attracted persons,2022,28,1,1-14,Harper
Sexual coercion perpetration and victimisation in females: the influence of borderline and histrionic personality traits rejection sensitivity and love styles,2022,28,1,15-27,Brewer
Measuring sexual interest in persons who have sexually offended against children: investigating the Choice Reaction Time task using the Virtual People Set,2022,28,1,45-59,Mokros
Is sex-offending treatment trauma-informed? Exploring perspectives of clinicians and clients,2022,28,1,60-75,Levenson
Effects of closed versus open groups on attrition and recidivism outcomes for sex offenders in custody-based treatment programmes,2022,28,1,76-90,Wei
Different perspectives on (un)certainty: challenges standards and strategies,2022,28,1,91-102,Nunes
Victim vs. survivor: the effect of labels and consensual sexual behaviour on observers' perceptions of sexual assault,2022,28,1,103-118,An
Understanding child sex offending trajectories in South Africa: from victimisation to perpetration,2022,28,1,119-132,Van Hout
Exploring the implications of item-level data in sex offenders' maintenance polygraph results,2022,28,1,133-148,Lin
Learning from experience: psychologists' inquiry into child sexual abuse in therapeutic settings,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Nixon
Sexual violence against women living with albinism in Nigeria: exploring abuse within a disability-specific context,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Aborisade
Behind the weapon of war: sexual violence in wartime as a reflection of social attitudes towards women in peacetime,2022,28,2,149-163,Alexandre
Group sexual offending in Spain: an exploratory study,2022,28,2,164-177,de la Torre Laso
Empathy in paedophilia and sexual offending against children: a longitudinal extension,2022,28,2,178-195,Beier
"I thought in order to get to God I had to win their approval": a qualitative analysis of the experiences of Muslim victims abused by religious authority figures,2022,28,2,196-217,Blagden
The role of defendant gender on juror decision-making within a mock sex trafficking case among a jury-eligible community sample,2022,28,2,218-230,Wheeler
Do popular attitudinal scales perpetuate negative attitudes towards persons who have sexually offended?,2022,28,2,231-243,Willis
Who is responsible for campus sexual assaults? News media use attributions of responsibility and college students' perceived risk and willingness to engage in preventive behaviours,2022,28,2,244-260,Kim
Judging the legality of sexually violent tactics: a comparison between prosecuting attorneys in the United States and Colombia,2022,28,2,261-279,Peterson
"Grieving someone who's still alive that's hard": the experiences of non-offending partners of individuals who have sexually offended - an IPA study,2022,28,3,281-295,Blagden
Evaluating perceptions of sexual coercion: the role of personality gender and motive in birth control sabotage,2022,28,3,296-315,Wakeman
Experience of sexual violence and satisfaction with life: a 20-year prospective cohort study,2022,28,3,316-330,Mortensen
Masculine honour beliefs and volunteering to prevent rape versus volunteering to help women who have been raped,2022,28,3,331-347,Saucier
Comparing distorted cognitions among university students and individuals convicted of sexual offences,2022,28,3,348-360,Abracen
Ensuring long-term success of personalised support for a young man with intellectual disability and harmful sexual behaviour: a Swiss case study,2022,28,3,361-376,Hollomotz
Clinical applications of the structured assessment of protective factors against sexual offending (SAPROF-SO) Version 1,2022,28,3,377-392,Thornton
Antisocial sexual behaviour online scale: validation and psychological and sociodemographic correlates,2022,28,3,393-406,Pimentel
The association between sentencing and recidivism in men who have committed a sexual offence,2022,28,3,407-424,Seto
Preventing child sexual abuse before it occurs: examining the scale and nature of secondary public health prevention approaches,2023,29,1,1-33,Van Hout
Personality features of sexual offenders who committed offences against children,2023,29,1,34-50,Goethals
From myth to reality: sexual image abuse myth acceptance the Dark Tetrad and non-consensual intimate image dissemination proclivity,2023,29,1,51-67,Forth
Emotional intelligence in incarcerated sexual offenders with sexual sadism,2023,29,1,68-85,Thornton
Hindsight bias in assessing child sexual abuse,2023,29,1,103-117,Scurich
Jehovah's witnesses response to child sexual abuse: a critique of organisational behaviour and management policies (1989-2020),2023,29,1,118-139,Rashid
Self-Determination Theory as an underpinning theory for community maintenance programs for those who have sexually offended,2023,29,1,140-159,Youssef
Predicting recidivism: psychosocial collateral consequences among registered offenders,2023,29,1,160-176,Hamilton
An examination of the Confluence Model (CM) of risk for sexual aggression,2023,29,2,177-192,Bobbio
The biopsychosocial experience of sexual harassment: the concomitant effects of being harassed and response choice,2023,29,2,193-207,Knapp
Knowledge translation and evidence-informed policy challenges: the implementation of the Brook Traffic Light Tool in Cornwall,2023,29,2,208-225,King-Hill
Zero tolerance to sexual harm in schools - from broken rules to broken systems,2023,29,2,226-242,Lloyd
An empirical examination of sexual harassment and Stockholm syndrome in relation to essential and non-essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic,2023,29,2,243-255,Hurley
Guardians: masculine honour beliefs and perceptions of men's roles in preventing sexual violence,2023,29,2,283-302,Saucier
Factors related to motivation to change and therapeutic alliance among men early in treatment following perpetration of child sexual abuse,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Higgs