A Descriptive Model of the Offense Process for Female Sexual Offenders
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Auteurs : Theresa A. Gannon [Royaume-Uni] ; Mariamne R. Rose [Royaume-Uni] ; Tony Ward [Nouvelle-Zélande]Source :
- Sexual Abuse: A Journal of Research and Treatment [ 1079-0632 ] ; 2008-09.
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- Abuse, Abuse children, Abusive, Abusive experiences, Abusive relationships, Adaptive lifestyle outcomes, Affective, Aggressive approach, Avoidant, Avoidant pathway, Background factors, Behavioral, Child molesters, Clinical practice, Cognition, Cognitive, Community response, Conceptual similarity, Considerable efforts, Contextual, Contextual factors, Contributory roles, Descriptive model, Developmental experiences, Deviant peer influences, Disorganized approach behaviors, Distal planning, Dmfso, Domestic abuse, Early adulthood, Emotional abuse, Etiological models, Explicit planning, Exploratory study, Extreme fear, Female perpetrators, Financial reasons, Foston hall, Fsos, Gannon, Goal establishment, Implicit planning, Interpersonal violence, Interview information, Intimacy, Life stressors, Lifestyle, Lifestyle outcome, Lifestyle outcomes, Main parts, Main types, Many women, Maternal approach, Maternal avoidant, Meaning unit, Meaning units, Mental health, Mental health problems, Model validity, Nathan ward, Negative affective states, Nonaggressive approach, Offence process, Offender, Offender literature, Offense, Offense accounts, Offense behavior, Offense behaviors, Offense chain, Offense chain interview, Offense chain model, Offense desistence, Offense period, Offense process, Open coding, Other individuals, Other women, Participant, Participant access, Pathway, Personal relationships, Planning styles, Polaschek, Prepubescent children, Prison service, Proximal, Proximal planning, Qualitative research, Relapse prevention, Researcher, Risk factors, Safer society press, Sandler freeman, Second author, Second authors, Sexual abuse, Sexual aggression, Sexual assault, Sexual behavior, Sexual deviance, Sexual element, Sexual elements, Sexual fantasies, Sexual gratification, Sexual offenders, Sexual offense, Sexual offense avoidance, Sexual offense process, Sexual offenses, Small number, Social support, Solo offenders, Strauss corbin, Stressor, Subsequent failure, Such women, Syed williams, Temporal model, Temporal sequence, Theory methodology, Treatment issues, Unstable lifestyle, Various components, Victim characteristics, Victim response, Violent behavior, Violent norms, Vulnerability factors, Young males.
Abstract
Although considerable efforts have been made to develop and validate etiological models of male sexual offending, no theory is available to guide research or practice with female sexual offenders (FSOs). In this study, the authors developed a descriptive, offense process model of female sexual offending. Systematic qualitative analyses (i.e., grounded theory) of 22 FSOs' offense interviews were used to develop a temporal model documenting the contributory roles of cognitive, behavioral, affective, and contextual factors in female sexual abuse. The model highlights notable similarities and divergences between male and female sexual offenders' vulnerability factors and offense styles. In particular, the model incorporates male co-offender and group co-offender influences and describes how these interact with vulnerability factors to generate female sexual offending. The gender-specific research and clinical implications of the model are discussed.
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