Sibling Sexual Behavior: A New Conceptual Framework
A 2026 conceptual framework argues that sibling sexual behavior requires a context-specific lens that accounts for family dynamics, power, harm, and ongoing contact.
A 2026 conceptual framework argues that sibling sexual behavior requires a context-specific lens that accounts for family dynamics, power, harm, and ongoing contact.
Explore four typologies of sextortion offenders from 111 U.S. federal cases, including motivations, victim profiles, limitations, and mitigation implications.
Explore a descriptive model of Voyeuristic Behavior, including risk factors, planning pathways, motivations, and implications for mitigation.
The proliferation of Generative Artificial Intelligence is transforming the landscape of CSEM creation, distribution, and forensics.
What level of accuracy does the SAPROF-SO provide for predicting recidivism as compared to other, validated assessments? A look at a 170 sample study.
Survey of SVP evaluators finds wide disagreement on volitional impairment. Calls for structured, evidence-based methods and clearer reporting.
CSAM Offending meta-analysis (2025) updates recidivism rates: low official reoffense, higher self-report, and key CSAM-only vs mixed differences.
This summarizes key findings from a self report study offering critical insights into initial CSAM viewing, online behaviors, and factors influencing offending.
Does the Static-99R or the MnSOST-R accurately predict recidivism in individuals with Intellectual Disabilities or Borderline Intellectual Functioning?
There is an increasing number of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder offending sexually. Research about sex offending and neurodivergence is limited.