young people sexual offending
Scottish Government expert group on preventing sexual offending involving children and young people
... currently resident in a children’s home, subject to 24 hour supervision due to concerning behaviours. He has a history of severe physical and sexual abuse from a very young age. He has a strong drive to ...
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Sexual offending behaviour in young people with intellectual disabilities and autism spectrum disorder : autism and the criminal justice system
... • This is an example of an interest in the sensory parts of ‘the whole’ for sexual excitement. Kellaher argues that this partialism or body part fetishism (which is ‘part’ oriented as opposed to ‘whole’ other ...
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Deindividuation effects on group offending : the effect of salient identity and being in a group on sexual offending
... categories, people perceive differences between people as more pronounced than differences within ...of young men might find it appropriate after a ...
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Children and young people in custody 2012-13 : an analysis of 15-18 -year-olds' perceptions of their experiences in young offending institutions
... of young men surveyed said they had been looked after by a local authority at some ...other young people, and are more likely to anticipate problems across all areas of ...of young men who had ...
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Understanding disclosure behaviours in HIV positive young people
... all young people regardless of mode of transmission (Michaud et al ...of young people, acquisition of HIV will have occurred through horizontal transmission and in these circumstances the ...
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How do young people developing minority sexual identities construct ‘sexual identity’?
... onto young people themselves rather than addressing wider societal issues (Fassinger & Miller, ...on young people’s ...minority sexual identities from their heterosexual-identified ...
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Youth Justice in Scotland : Fixed in the Past or Fit for the Future?
... persistent young offenders were alleged to be wreaking havoc in terrorised ...for young people aged 12 and above in ...of offending behaviour, truancy, exposure to neglect and/or abuse, the ...
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Factors which influence the decision of sexual offenders against children to attend a sex offender treatment programme at Te Piriti or Kia Marama : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Psychology at Massey University
... The literature review begins with an overview of the effects of sexual abuse on children, prevalence of sexual offending against children, particularly among incarcerated offenders, chil[r] ...
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Delivering positive youth sexual health services: a realist evaluation
... youth sexual health services in England, in 2017, without addressing the impact of austerity measures of consecutive Conservative led governments (2010 in coalition with the Liberal Democrats, 2015 and ...on ...
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Patterns of offending behaviour:a new approach (Full report)
... of offending activities, such as B and I (non-violent property and shoplifting), were most popular with the 10–15 age group and declined ...property offending and wide-ranging car crime and G: vehicle ...
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Moving on from young offender institutions: Expectations, adjustment and the role of social support
... hinder young people in disclosing difficulties might facilitate workers in creating a more open context for YOs who may be battling with ambivalence about disclosing ...
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Youth justice policy and its influence on desistance from crime
... random people, but there’s ...escalating offending resulting in harsher penalties as they get older was also a prime concern for many young people, not least because young people ...
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Klinefelter’s Syndrome and sexual offending: a literature review
... Results: We identified 53 relevant papers of which ten met our inclusion criteria. All but one were prevalence studies conducted in a prison or hospital setting. The one, Danish, register based cohort study did suggest ...
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Evaluation of Barnardo's Safer Choices Missing Service
... that young people give for going missing, and these can broadly be categorised as either ‘push’ factors (issues that make a young person feel that running away is necessary for their safety or ...
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Young women in transition : from offending to desistance
... of offending, namely onset, maintenance 1 and ...other people that are predominantly seen as influencing children and young people to start offending ...in young people’s ...
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Sexual and physical abuse and its determinants among street children in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 2016
... All categories agreed that the most challenges of living on street were “hunger, cold and rain. In addition to this, police men consider us a pickpocket person and abuse us physically every day” (FGD 4, 5, 6). Streets ...
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Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor Modulates Behavioral and Brain Responses to Social Stress
... early sexual debut. Early sexual debut is often used as an indicator of high-risk sexual behaviors and a predictor of sexually transmitted infections, particularly among adolescents [7, ...early ...
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A psycho legal perspective on sexual offending in individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder
... of sexual motivation for his ...the sexual activity; behaviour that if witnessed in someone neuro-typical may very well, and has as we have seen with reference to recent case law, led to a different ...
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Restoring identity: The use of religion as a mechanism to transition between an identity of sexual offending to a non-offending identity
... of sexual attraction he felt towards children were not feelings he wanted to ...of offending and attending church was, for ...fool people within his meetings, he knew he was not able to fool God: ...
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Sexual offending hierarchies, personality attributions, and the clinical implications
... Previous research has suggested that high-risk and low-risk MSO require differing intensities of treatment (Mailloux et al., 2003) based on the risk and need principles of the RNR model (Andrews & Bonta, 2010). ...
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