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Sex Behaviors and Crimes in The Untied States | |
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Introduction | |
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What Is Normal Sex? | |
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Homosexuality as A Sexual Behavior | |
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Types of Homosexuals | |
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Sexual Standards | |
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The Statistical Standard | |
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The Cultural Standard | |
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Religious Normalcy | |
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The Subjective Standard | |
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Normal Sexual Behavior | |
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Elements in Sexual Behavior | |
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Fantasy | |
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Symbolism | |
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Ritualism | |
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Compulsion | |
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Combining The Elements | |
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Conclusion | |
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References | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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Theories of Sexual Deviance: Understanding The Causal Nexus | |
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Introduction | |
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The Social Context of Sexual Development | |
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Individual Level Explanation of Sexual Deviance | |
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Psychological Models of Deviance | |
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Psychiatric Models of Sexual Deviance | |
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The Social Learning Model | |
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The Acquisition Phase | |
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Instigation Mechanisms | |
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The Maintaining Mechanisms | |
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The Constitutional Model | |
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Constitutional Criminology | |
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Physical Characteristics and Crime | |
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The Rise of Sociobiology | |
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Basic Propositions of Sociobiological Trait Theory | |
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Chemical Imbalances and Hormonal Influences | |
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Conclusion | |
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References | |
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Sex and History | |
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Introduction | |
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Family Types | |
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The Hebrew Family | |
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The Greek Family | |
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The Roman Family | |
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The Christian Family | |
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The Family in The Middle Ages | |
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Current Sexual Standards | |
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Sex in The 21St Century | |
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Conclusion | |
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References | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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Nuisance Sex Behaviors | |
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Introduction | |
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Fetishes and Partialisms | |
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Scoptphilia (Voyeurism) | |
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Characteristics of the Voyeur | |
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Prostitution | |
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Triolism | |
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Exhibitionism | |
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Transvestism | |
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Infantilism | |
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Scatophilia | |
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Frottage | |
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Klisimaphilia | |
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Bestiality | |
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Pygmalionism | |
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Gerontophilia | |
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Mysophilia | |
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Coprolagnia and Coprophilia | |
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Conclusion | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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Incest | |
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Introduction | |
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Physical and Non-Physical Types | |
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The Male Perpetrator | |
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The Female Offender | |
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Family Relationships and Incest | |
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The Etiology of the Incestuous Offender | |
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The Effects Upon Children | |
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Treatment | |
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Conclusion | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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Pedophilia | |
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Introduction | |
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Pedophilia | |
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Etiology of the Pedophile | |
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Traits of Pedophiles | |
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Situational Characteristics of Pedophiles | |
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Types of Pedophiles | |
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The Mysoped | |
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The Regressed Child Offender | |
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The Fixated Offender | |
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The Na�ve Offender | |
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Pedophile Organizations | |
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The Rene Guyon Society | |
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North American Man/Boy Love Association | |
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The Childhood Sensuality Circle | |
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Pedophile Information Exchange | |
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Howard Nichols Society | |
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Conclusion | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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Child Pornography | |
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Introduction | |
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Child Pornography and the Law | |
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Types of Child Pornography | |
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Magazines | |
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Books | |
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Internet Pictures, Chat Channels | |
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Relational Pornography | |
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Who Sees Child Porn? | |
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How are Children Involved in Pornography? | |
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Who are the Children in Child Pornography? | |
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The Internet and Child Pornography | |
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Conclusion | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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Pornography | |
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Pornography and Obscenity | |
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Standards of Obscenity | |
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Customers for Pornography | |
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Pornography, Research and the Sex Criminal | |
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Pornography and Violence | |
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Pornography and the Internet | |
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Chat Channels | |
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Photo Exchange. | |
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Conclusion | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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Sex and the Internet | |
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Introduction | |
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The Internet | |
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History of the Internet and Sex | |
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Users of the Internet and Cyberspace | |
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A Model of Internet and Cyberspace Predation | |
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Adults, Sex, and the Interne | |
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Discussion Groups | |
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Introduction Agencies | |
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Gays and the Internet | |
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Children, Sex, and the Internet. | |
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Personal Ads | |
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The Effects of the Internet and Cyberspace on Sexual Predation | |
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Conclusion | |
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References | |
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Dangerous Sex Crimes | |
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Introduction | |
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Necrophilia | |
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Levels of Necrophilia | |
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Etiology of the Necrophiliac | |
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Sadism | |
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Infibulation | |
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Etiology of the Infibulator | |
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Autoeroticism | |
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Characteristics of Erotic Asphyxiates | |
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Aquaerotic Asphyxiation | |
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Pyromania | |
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Characteristics of the Pyromaniac | |
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Conclusion | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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Sexually Motivated Homicides | |
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Introduction | |
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Lust Murder | |
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The Sexually Motivated Killer | |
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Characteristics of the Lust Killer | |
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The Number of Lust and Serial Killers | |
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Conclusion | |
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References | |
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Rape | |
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Introduction | |
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Statistics of Rape | |
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Myths About Rape | |
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Rape is A Crime Controlled by An Uncontrollable Sex Drive | |
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A Woman Can Resist Rape if She Truly Wishes | |
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Strangers Commit Rapes | |
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Many Women Falsely Cry Rape | |
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All Women Want to Be Raped | |
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It Can'T Happen To Me | |
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Reasons For Not Reporting Rape | |
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Rape And The Law | |
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Characteristics Of Rapists | |
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Types of Rapists | |
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The Power Reassurance Rapist | |
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Anger Retaliation Rapist | |
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Power Assertive Rapist | |
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Sadistic Rapist | |
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Conclusion | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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Victims of Sexual Assault | |
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Introduction | |
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Incidence And Prevalence | |
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The Etiology of The Victims of Sexual Assault | |
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Race of The Victims of Rape and Sexual Assault | |
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Age of The Victim'S of Sexual Assault | |
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Physical Location of The Sexual Assault | |
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Victim Offender Relationship | |
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Types of Victim | |
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The Plight of Primary and Secondary Victims | |
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Consequences For Secondary Victims | |
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Types of Victims: Assessing Blame | |
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The Effects of Sexual Victimization | |
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The Personal Consequences of Fear: Withdrawal and Retreat | |
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Social Consequences of Fear | |
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Economic Consequences of Fear | |
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Victimimization | |
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Morale and Mental Health Consequences | |
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Physical and Psychological Processes of Sexual Assault Victims | |
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Helping The Victims | |
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Society and Victims' Rights Groups Responses | |
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Conclusion | |
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References | |
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Treament of Sex Offenders | |
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Introduction | |
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Perceptions of Sex Offenders and Criminal Rememdies | |
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What Is Treatment? | |
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Rehabilitation and Recidivism | |
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Obstacles to Treatment | |
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Societal Obstacles | |
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Political Obstacles | |
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Criminal Justice System Obstacles | |
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Finanical Obstacles | |
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Types of Treatment | |
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Behavioral Therapy | |
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Cognitive Therapy | |
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Medical Treatment | |
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The Future of Treatment for Sex Offenders | |
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Conclusion | |
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References | |
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Discussion Questions | |