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sexual offenders label in prison, targets of extraodinary persecution
there is __ single profile type of sexual offenders
no
variables of sexual offender profiles
victim type
level of planning
degree of aggression/coercion
nature of act
instrumental aggression
just enough to gain compliance or overcome resistance, not intended to harm
expressive degree of aggression/coercion
using violence/force because they get pleasure out of it, sadistic
sexual assault level 1
assault committed in circumstances of a sexual nature such that the sexual integrity of the victim is violated. Minor physical injuries or no injuries to victim
sexual assault level 2
sexual assault with weapon, threats, or causing bodily harm
aggravated sexual assault (level 3)
sexual assault that results in wounding, maiming, disfiguring or endangering the life of the victim
paraphilic disorders
sustained erotic interests that are not criminal of themselves, but may predispose one to act illegally
exhibitionism
showing one’s genitals without invitation and in a surprising way
voyeurism
looking at someone without their knowledge and consent
frotteurism
rubbing up against someone
toucherism
groping, may be subtle
pedophilia
sexual interest in children
transvestic fetishism
wearing women’s underwear
only criminal if stealing, but often with rape
sexual masochism
being harmed or humiliated yourself
sexual sadism
inflicting harm or humiliation onto someone else
fetishism
object of worship that is not a body part
partialism
attraction to a non sexual organ
are fetishes criminal?
no, but may result in theft or obscenity charges
characteristics of sexual offenders
adolescent males (majority do NOT reoffend)
intact homes
average students
free of other Axis I mental illness
etiology of fetishes
poorly understood
many subtypes and high variability make broad etiological statements difficult
likely involves confluence of learning
porn no more used by rapists
incidence and prevalence plagued by ________
underreporting, due to shame/guilt or fear of repeat violence
is the sexual offender a specialist? (Weinrott and Saylor)
no, typically committed non-sexual offences as well
incest offenders
are the least antisocial, have fewer stranger victims, and decrease in general criminality
in what ways do sexual offenders resemble non-sex offenders?
antisocial supports
criminal histories
antisocial personality
cognition supporting the deviant act
what antisocial supports do sexual offenders have
tend to know others that share their particular deviant interests
some through formal sponsors such as NAMBLA
four subtypes of rape
date rape
forcible rape
statutory rape
rape by fraud
date rape / acquaintance rape
against an acquaintance, usually not intimate but under courtship conditions
very prevalent
greater tendency for victim to feel responsible
strong sense of entitlement
US prosecutor unlikely to proceed without vaginal penetration, etc.
date rape drugs
can be street drugs / alcohol that impair judgement, lower victim resistance, and increase perpetrator aggression
rohypnal: strong CNS depressant, diminished msucle control, anterograde amnesia
lethal in combo with alochol
ketamine: vet tranquilizer, hallucinatory effects, impairs judgement and coordination, up to 24 hours
rape is on the ______, but sexual assaults peaked in 2021
decline
pandemic effects on rape
9% lower than 2019
likely significant underestimation
large number probably by family members
who are the victims?
majority (32%) are 11-17, then 29% is <11, due to vulnerability of victim
rape offender characteristics
tend to be young (80% under 30)
lots of social conflict (82% have criminal record)
¼ SA victim themselves
blue collar or unemployed
why do people rape?
uncontrollable impulse (but doesn’t fit with 2/3 of planned rapes)
mental illness (widely held lay person view)
drug induced
victim provoked (old view, no support, just world hypothesis)
just world hypothesis
belief that good things happen to good people and vice versa
women more likely to engage in this, it won’t happen to me because I am good
protective way of thinking
more recent theories of why people rape & criticisms
distorted thoughts/beliefs/attitudes
criticism: explanations may not be cohesive when applied to various offenders
schemata
criticism: definitional inconsistencies fails to generate predictions
schemata
ways of making sense of the world
cognitive structures
useful in “filtering” social information
greatly influence interpretation of events
rapist classifications
displaced aggression
compensatory rape
sexually sadistic/aggressive
impulsive
displaced aggression (rapist classification)
not about sex but displacing anger
lots of brutality
most likely perpetrated by stranger
attempts made to humiliate and demean victim
highly negative attitudes towards females in general
not always focused on genitalia
anger and violent evident in other aspects of life
chaotic upbringing
compensatory rape (rapist classification)
highly aroused during offense, it IS sexual for them
meek, wimpy, compensate for social ineptitude
arousal and fantasies related to specific themes
not sadistic or use of violence
believe victims will admire them and submit
study/stalk their victims
thoughts of rejection unbearable
flee in face of sufficient resistance
least likely record of other criminal activities
limited aspirations, low self esteem
others are surprised to hear they are rapist
sadistic (rapist classification)
aggression and sexual arousal hand in hand
non-aggressive sexual contact unfulfilling
acutely tuned to pain and suffering, without no arousal
think victim is playing hard to get
often married
limited self-control and frustration tolerance
most likely to murder or seriously injure
impulsive (rapist classification)
generalist, often off-shoot of another crime
doesn’t care about victim, property to be taken
displaced (cognitive terms)
negative schema towards women
processing biased toward misogynistic attitudes
rage towards women
not paraphilic in sense of “preferring” rape
compensatory (cognitive terms)
distorted theories about relationships
emotionally isolated
fantasizes about non-sadistic rape
distorted processing of interpersonal behaviour
negative self-schema
sexually sadistic (cognitive terms)
detached affect and self-focused
depersonalizes victims
very tuned to indications of pain and powerlessness (aroused)
truly paraphilic
opportunistic / impulsive (cognitive terms)
cognitive deconstruction
schemata are self-centered
able to separate act from usual view self
avoids negative self-evaluation
not truly paraphilic
MTC:R3 has a total of _____ categories, adding _____ _____
nine
vindictive rapists
vindictive rapists
rape to punish the victim or someone close to the victim
only subtype added to MTC:R3
Groth’s rapist typologies
based on motives
rape is pseudo-sexual in all cases
power rape
anger rape
sadistic rape
power rape (Groth)
>50%
conquest and control
hopes victim will become sexually aroused herself
will increase use of force if needed to subdue
anger rape (Groth)
40%
excessive force and brutality
swears and yells at victim
may see sex as dirty
issues with mother, grandmother, female boss
sadistic rape (Groth)
5%
aroused by victims pain, helplessness, and suffering
bondage and torture
most likely to murder
etiology of rape
social roles
immaturity (inadequate social and dating skills)
generalized sadism
associative condition (pairing of sexual orgasm with deviant images)
role of pornography’s correlation with collateral measures of aggression
viewers level of sexual arousal
level of aggression depicted
reactions of victim depicted
pedophilia
sustained erotic interest in prepubescent or pubescent children
not illegal unless acted upon
exclusive or inclusive
intercourse rare, usually fondling and oral-genital contact
offenders tend to know the victim well
violence rare, 10-15% cases
exclusive pedophilia
kids only
inclusive pedophilia
adults and kids
_____% of US males will sexually victimize a child at some point
5-10
often when they are young themselves, most are not repeat offenders
pedophile offender characteristics
almost exclusively male
no single profile, but resemble rapists
efforts to deny/minimize responsibility are common
average age of apprehension late 30s
classification of pedophiles
fixed type
regressed type
exploitative
sadistic
fixated type (pedophile classification)
socially immature
limited legitimate sexual/romantic history
neither wants nor expects intercourse
begins with grooming
seeks children for social and sexual purposes
regressed type (pedophile classification)
begins with normal adolescence, begins to doubt masculinity shortly thereafter
may offend in response to marked stressors or personal assault
alcohol often an issue
exploitative (pedophile classification)
more likely stranger
isolate the child
trickery to lure child
poor social skills, rejected by other adults
poor treatment candidate
sadistic (pedophile classification)
more likely homosexual
offenders arousal closely tied to pain and suffering of victim
abduct and murder
John Wayne Gacy
______ are half as likely to reoffend than those who offend against other males
heteropedos
pedophilia assessments
self report
conviction/PSR
fantasy questionnaires
penile plethysmograph
vaginal photoplethysmograph
penile plethysmograph
(erotic preference testing)
has stimulus materials
measures change in penile size with blood
standardized presentation of stimuli
vaginal photoplethysmograph
not as useful as penile, can only do 3-4 runs compared to 40-60 for males as detumescence period takes longer
infrared diode inside will illuminate and show blood passing through