Evolving the theory of dynamic risk
Evolving the theory of dynamic risk . David Thornton Forensic Assessment, Training, & Research LLC, Madison, WI, USA Read the syndicated article here
Sibling sexual behaviour is different: towards a conceptual framework of harmful sexual behaviour among siblings
Sibling sexual behaviour is different: towards a conceptual framework of harmful sexual behaviour among siblings . Maria Socolof Simon Hackett Stuart Allardyce Peter Yates Brandy Black Jane Epstein a 5WAVES,…
When AI listens but also refuses: conditional recognition in AI-mediated disclosure among male survivors of child sexual abuse in China
When AI listens but also refuses: conditional recognition in AI-mediated disclosure among male survivors of child sexual abuse in China . Yibo Fan Zhennuo Song Cheng Lyu a School of…
Integrating primary prevention into sexual violence education for medical students: an evaluation of reported preparedness
Integrating primary prevention into sexual violence education for medical students: an evaluation of reported preparedness . Sophie King-Hill Tom Marshall Darya Ibrahim Sabena Y. Jameel Jessica Woodhams Jason Schaub Joht…
Bystander opportunities and interventions in sexual risk situations: findings from a Danish survey of upper-secondary students
Bystander opportunities and interventions in sexual risk situations: findings from a Danish survey of upper-secondary students . Terese Hartmann Sarah van Mastrigt Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences, Aarhus University,…
Multi-country cultural adaptation of Prevent It 2.0: a prevention programme for adults with sexual urges towards children
Multi-country cultural adaptation of Prevent It : a prevention programme for adults with sexual urges towards children . V. Azevedo H. Gomes Haubrock J. Hillert M. Joleby P. Briken A.…
Dynamic risk factors as boundary objects: a metatheoretical perspective
Dynamic risk factors as boundary objects: a metatheoretical perspective . Tony Ward Clare-Ann Fortune School of Psychological Sciences, Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand Read the syndicated article here
“It felt good to be wanted … and to be needed.” An interpretative phenomenological analysis of intimacy and rejection among fathers convicted of incestuously abusing their children
"It felt good to be wanted … and to be needed." An interpretative phenomenological analysis of intimacy and rejection among fathers convicted of incestuously abusing their children . Frederica M. Martijn Nicholas…
Network approach to dynamic risk factors: a new theoretical path with practical implications
Network approach to dynamic risk factors: a new theoretical path with practical implications . Jan Willem van den Berg Wineke Smid a Department of Research, Forensic Care Specialists, Utrecht, Netherlandsb…
Measuring sexual harassment by colleagues and supervisors and the mental health of employees in the healthcare and social welfare sector
Measuring sexual harassment by colleagues and supervisors and the mental health of employees in the healthcare and social welfare sector . Sylvie Vincent-Höper Mareike Adler Doreen Wessels Sabine Gregersen Albert…
Exploring a potential link between personality traits, sexual assault attitudes and the propensity to create deepfake pornography
Exploring a potential link between personality traits, sexual assault attitudes and the propensity to create deepfake pornography . Lorna Marns Ross Hollett Psychology, Counselling and Criminology, Edith Cowan University, Joondalup,…
Clinical characteristics of children and young people accessing a specialist harmful sexual behaviour service: a practice paper proposing a multi-agency pathway model
Clinical characteristics of children and young people accessing a specialist harmful sexual behaviour service: a practice paper proposing a multi-agency pathway model . Morvwen Duncan Alice Grieve South London and…