Sexually Coercive Behavior : Understanding and Management,9781573313995

Sexually Coercive Behavior : Understanding and Management

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ISBN13: 9781573313995
ISBN10: 1573313998
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2003-06-01
Publisher(s): New York Academy of Sciences
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Table of Contents

Introduction ix
Robert A. Prentky
Eric S. Janus
Michael C. Seto
Part I. Introduction
Sex Offender Management: The Public Policy Challenges
1(7)
Laurie O. Robinson
The Role of Citizen Education and Political Engagement in Framing the Issues
8(5)
Scott Harshbarger
A 15-Year Retrospective on Sexual Coercion: Advances and Projections
13(20)
Robert A. Prentky
Part II. Etiology
Criminal and Noncriminal Sexual Aggressors: Integrating Psychopathy in a Hierarchical-Mediational Confluence Model
33(26)
Neil M. Malamuth
The Development of Sexual Aggression through the Life Span: The Effect of Age on Sexual Arousal and Recidivism among Sex Offenders
59(13)
Howard E. Barbaree
Ray Blanchard
Calvin M. Langton
The Developmental Antecedents of Sexual Coercion against Women: Testing Alternative Hypotheses with Structural Equation Modeling
72(14)
Raymond A. Knight
Judith E. Sims-Knight
The Monoamine Hypothesis for the Pathophysiology of Paraphilic Disorders: An Update
86(9)
Martin P. Kafka
Sexual Behavior Problems in Preteen Children: Developmental, Ecological, and Behavioral Correlates
95(10)
W. N. Friedrich
W. Hobart Davies
Eleonora Feher
John Wright
The Etiology of Anomalous Sexual Preferences in Men
105(13)
Vernon L. Quinsey
Detecting Anomalous Sexual Interests in Juvenile Sex Offenders
118(13)
Michael C. Seto
William D. Murphy
Jacqueline Page
Liam Ennis
The Cultural Context of Sexual Aggression: Asian American and European American Perpetrators
131(13)
Gordon C. Nagayama Hall
Andra L. Teten
Stanley Sue
Etiology: Commentaries on the Session
144(10)
Marnie E. Rice
Grant T. Harris
Mary Koss
Jim Breiling
Part III. Risk Assessment
Sexual Offender Recidivism Risk: What We Know and What We Need to Know
154(13)
R. Karl Hanson
Kelly E. Morton
Andrew J. R. Harris
Principles of Forensic Mental Health Assessment: Implications for the Forensic Assessment of Sexual Offenders
167(18)
Kirk Heilbrun
Assessment of Sex Offenders: Lessons Learned from the Assessment of Non-Sex Offenders
185(13)
Ralph C. Serin
Donna L. Mailloux
Actuarial Assessment of Risk among Sex Offenders
198(13)
Grant T. Harris
Marnie E. Rice
Are Rapists Differentially Aroused by Coercive Sex in Phallometric Assessments?
211(14)
Martin L. Lalumiere
Vernon L. Quinsey
Grant T. Harris
Marnie E. Rice
Caroline Trautrimas
Distinguishing and Combining Risks for Sexual and Violent Recidivism
225(11)
David Thornton
Ruth Mann
Steve Webster
Linda Blud
Rosie Travers
Caroline Friendship
Matt Erikson
Risk Assessment: Discussion of the Section
236(11)
Thomas Grisso
Neil M. Malamuth
Howard Barbaree
Vernon Quinsey
Raymond Knight
Part IV. Legislative Responses
Legislative Responses to Sexual Violence: An Overview
247(18)
Eric S. Janus
A Sex Equality Approach to Sexual Assault
265(11)
Catharine A. MacKinnon
Rape-Law Reform circa June 2002: Has the Pendulum Swung Too Far?
276(12)
Stephen Schulhofer
Asking What Before We Ask Why: Taxonomy, Etiology, and Rape
288(12)
Katharine K. Baker
Sex Offender Reentry Courts: A Cost Effective Proposal for Managing Sex Offender Risk in the Community
300(24)
John Q. La Fond
Bruce J. Winick
Sexual Aggression: Mad, Bad, and Mad
324(13)
Robert F. Schopp
Sex Offender Registration and Community Notification: Emerging Legal and Research Issues
337(15)
Wayne A. Logan
Legislative Responses: Summary of Presentations
352(3)
John Kip Cornwell
Legislative Responses: Panel Critique
355(5)
John Kip Cornwell
Thomas Grisso
Part V. Remediation
Overview of Rehabilitative Efforts in Understanding and Managing Sexually Coercive Behaviors
360(24)
Barbara K. Schwartz
Restorative Justice for Sexual Violence: Repairing Victims, Building Community, and Holding Offenders Accountable
384(13)
Mary P. Koss
Karen J. Bachar
C. Quince Hopkins
Juvenile Sexual Offenders: Characteristics, Interventions, and Policy Issues
397(14)
Judith V. Becker
Scotia J. Hicks
Sexual Offender Containment: Use of the Postconviction Polygraph
411(17)
Kim English
Linda Jones
Diane Patrick
Diane Pasini-Hill
The Size and Sign of Treatment Effects in Sex Offender Therapy
428(13)
Marnie E. Rice
Grant T. Harris
Remediation: Panel Discussion and Peer Commentary
441(5)
Roxanne Lieb
R. Karl Hanson
David Thornton
Part VI. Public Policy
Implications of Public Health for Policy on Sexual Violence
446(18)
Kathleen C. Basile
Victim and Citizen Perspectives on Sexual Offender Policy
464(10)
Lucy Berliner
After Hendricks: Defining Constitutional Treatment for Washington State's Civil Commitment Program
474(15)
Roxanne Lieb
Sexual Offender Commitment in the United States: Legislative and Policy Concerns
489(13)
W. Lawrence Fitch
Emerging Issues, Policy Changes, and the Future of Treating Children with Sexual Behavior Problems
502(13)
Robert E. Longo
Index of Contributors 515

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