82 results on '"Rapists -- Psychological aspects"'
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2. The identification of sexual and violent motivations in men who assault women: implication for treatment
3. Rape myths and social distance toward sex offenders and victims among therapists and students
4. Sexual murderers' implicit theories
5. Preliminary evidence for an automatic link between sex and power among men who molest children
6. Willfully blinded: on date rape and self-deception.
7. Behavioral characteristics of men accused of rape: evidence for different types of rapists
8. Straw men and fairy tales: evaluating reactions to a Natural History of Rape
9. Heterosocial competence of rapists and child molesters: a meta-analysis
10. Examining rape empathy from the perspective of the victim and the assailant
11. Are young women the special targets of rape-murder?
12. Rape attitude and behaviour and their relationship to moral development.
13. Could you spot the campus rapist: as part of our ongoing Cosmo Fights Campus Rape campaign, we set out to expose the type of student who commits sexual assault. Our report below is a must-read for all women
14. MORAL REASONING, INTERPERSONAL SKILLS, AND COGNITION OF RAPISTS, CHILD MOLESTERS, AND INCEST OFFENDERS
15. Sexually Aggressive and Nonaggressive Men: Sexual Arousal and Judgments in Response to Acquaintance Rape and Consensual Analogues
16. Attributional Biases in Sexually Coercive Males
17. What works in offender profiling? A comparison of typological, thematic, and multivariate models.
18. Commentary: inventing diagnosis for civil commitment of rapists.
19. Serial and single-victim rapists: differences in crime-scene violence, interpersonal involvement, and criminal sophistication.
20. Psychopathy and sexual assault: static factors, emotional precursors, and rapist subtypes
21. Attributions about acquaintance rape: the role of alcohol and individual differences
22. Personality disorders in rapists and murderers from a maximum security prison in Brazil
23. Criterion-related validity of a phallometric test for paraphilic rape and sadism
24. Perpetrator personality and judgments of acquaintance rape
25. Sexual preference for child and aggressive stimuli: comparison of rapists and child molesters using auditory and visual stimuli
26. Evaluating stranger and acquaintance rape: the role of benevolent sexism in perpetrator blame and recommended sentence length.
27. Empathy for the victim and sexual arousal among rapists and nonrapists
28. Sexually aggressive men's perceptions of women's communications: testing three explanations
29. Relationships between conflict, affect and deviant sexual behaviors in rapists and pedophiles
30. Attrition in rape cases: developing a profile and identifying relevant factors
31. Could you be a predator's next target: every day, it seems another girl, teenager, or young woman is abducted, raped, and killed. Cosmo talked to the top crime experts to find out what makes females so vulnerable to such horrible violence. (the cosmo report)
32. Why rapists love summertime: more women are sexually assaulted in June, July, and August than in any other months of the year. Learn why you're more at risk right now and what you can do to protect yourself. (The Cosmo Report)
33. Psychological profiling of offender characteristics from crime behaviors in serial rape offences
34. An exploration of incest in the childhood development of serial rapists
35. Evaluation of a rapist as a function of expressed intent and remorse
36. The evolutionary psychology of men's coercive sexuality
37. Reinforcing the myth of the crazed rapist: a feminist critique of recent rape legislation.
38. Identifying critical dimensions for discriminating among rapists
39. The role of male sexual arousal in rape: six models
40. Perceptions of submissiveness: implications for victimization
41. Sexual agression, masculinity, and fathers
42. The relationship of deviant sexual arousal and psychopathy in incest offenders, extrafamilial child molesters and rapists.
43. The proportions of different types of sex offenders and the degree of difficulty in treating them: a comparison of perceptions by clinicians in Taiwan and Michigan
44. Affective and personality characteristics of MMPI profile subgroups of incarcerated rapists
45. Motives for rape
46. Motives and psychodynamics of self-reported, unincarcerated rapists
47. Rapists and child molesters: psychometric comparisons
48. The fallacy of reducing rape and violent recidivism by treating anger
49. Profiling killers: a revised model for understanding sexual murder
50. The multiplicity of rape: from life history strategies to prevention strategies.
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