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“Rape does not happen like that anymore”: addressing focal concerns surrounding sexual violence among incarcerated persons

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Victim/Survivors’ views about the causes of sexual offending: an exploratory mixed methods inquiry

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Statement of Removal

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I’d hook up with them, but never date them: how attitudes towards hooking up influence willingness to date those with a criminal history

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“Rape does not happen like that anymore”: addressing focal concerns surrounding sexual violence among incarcerated persons

Victim/Survivors’ views about the causes of sexual offending: an exploratory mixed methods inquiry

Statement of Removal

I’d hook up with them, but never date them: how attitudes towards hooking up influence willingness to date those with a criminal history

Research note: exploring the association of work attitudes among Indian police officers

College students’ attitudes towards individuals convicted of a sexual offense

Motives, identity, and behaviors: a case study of the experiences of a trans woman convicted of sexual crimes

‘A prioritizing game’: coachability in Canadian parole workplace culture

Locked and loaded: examining Pennsylvanians’ perceptions about arming school personnel and impacts on school safety

Examining antecedents of corrections officers’ fear at work

Examining fifty cases of convicted online romance fraud offenders

Creating prosocial environments in prison: Insights from the lived experiences in character-based units