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Results for acolescent sex offenders
2 results foundAuthor: Allardyce, Stuart Title: The Risks of Young People Abusing Sexually at Home, In the Community or Both: A Comparative Study of 34 Boys in Edinburgh with Harmful Sexual Behaviour Summary: This study sought to establish whether it is meaningful to think about sibling incest as a discrete type of adolescent sexual abuse and whether a boy who has abused his younger sibling might then also be considered a risk to the wider community and vice versa. The study, therefore, was undertaken to begin to find ways towards answering some of these questions around risk assessment, seeking to determine whether or not it is in fact meaningful to think about sibling incest as a discrete type of adolescent sexual abuse and in particular to answer the following questions: When a child has abused a younger sibling, what factors may be associated with an increase or decrease in the likelihood that he will go on to abuse more widely in the community? When a child has abused in the community, what factors may be associated with an increase or decrease in the likelihood that he may pose a risk to his younger sibling? Details: Edinburgh: Criminal Justice Social Work Development Centre for Scotland, 2009. 17p. Source: Internet Resource: Towards Effective Practice, Paper No. 8: Accessed April 28, 2011 at: http://lx.iriss.org.uk/sites/default/files/resources/The%20risks%20of%20young%20people.pdf Year: 2009 Country: United Kingdom URL: http://lx.iriss.org.uk/sites/default/files/resources/The%20risks%20of%20young%20people.pdf Shelf Number: 121568 Keywords: Acolescent Sex OffendersChild Sexual AbuseSexual Abuse (Scotland)Sibling AbuseSibling Incest |
Author: Stathopoulos, Mary Title: Sibling Sexual Abuse Summary: Sibling sexual abuse is a hidden and often under-reported form of sexual abuse. Studies indicate that sibling sexual abuse is more prevalent than other types of intra-familial sexual abuse. Due to the mostly close relationship and physical proximity between siblings, sibling sexual abuse is considered an opportunistic form of abuse. Abusive siblings are often displaying problematic sexual behaviours or developmentally inappropriate behaviours that may be the result of victimisation they have encountered themselves - either witnessed or experienced. Abused siblings often do not disclose being abused due, among other things, to fear of not being believed, fear of upsetting parents, or confusion over their role in the abuse. Current therapeutic frameworks suggest providing counselling for the whole family. Details: Melbourne: Australian Centre for the Study of Sexual Assualt, Australian Institute of Family Studies, 2012. 18p. Source: ACSSA Research Summary: Internet Resource: Accessed November 12, 2012 at http://www.aifs.gov.au/acssa/pubs/researchsummary/ressum3/ressum3.pdf Year: 2012 Country: Australia URL: http://www.aifs.gov.au/acssa/pubs/researchsummary/ressum3/ressum3.pdf Shelf Number: 126923 Keywords: Acolescent Sex OffendersChild Sexual AbuseSexual Abuse (Australia)Sibling AbuseSibling Incest |