Sexual aggression : issues in etiology, assessment, and treatment

Abstract

Conceptualizing sexual aggression - progress and future needs. Part 1 Etiology and assessment: rape as a biosocial phenomenon age and onset of sexual assault - criminal and life history correlates predicting men's antisocial behaviour against women - research contributing to the confluence model of sexual aggression use of a new laboratory methodology to conceptualize sexual aggression. Part 2 Treatment - revised approach to the treatment of men who sexually assault females: findings and recommendations from California's experimental treatment program juveniles who commit sexual offenses - a critical review of research conclusion - complementary approaches to sexual aggression.

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