psych of antisocial behavior- chapter 13

pedophilia

abnormal sexual desire in adults for children ( generally ages 13 or younger )

hebephilia

sexual attraction to pubescent children ( ages 13- 15)

intrafamilial child molestation

A child sex abuser whose victims are within the immediate or extended family.

extrafamilial child molestation

sexual contact with minor child by someone outside family

paraphilia

denotes any intense and persistent sexual interests other than sexual interest in genital stimulation or preparatory fondling with consenting human partners

what are characteristics of child sex offenders?

older than male rapists

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how do sex offenders select victims?

typically known to the offender

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what are factors that may encourage recidivism in child sex offenders?

socila isolation

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the fixated child sex offender

A child sex abuser who demonstrates a long-standing, exclusive preference for children as both sexual and social companions. Also called immature child sex offender.

the regressed child sex offender

One who had fairly normal relationships with adults but later reverted to children for sexual and social companionship because of feelings of inadequacy

exploitative child sex offender

an adult who seeks children almost exclusively for sexual gratification

aggressive child sex offender

drawn to children for both sexualand aggressive reasons.

sextortion

online threats to expose sexual images with the goal of coercing victims to provide additional pictures or to engage in sex

human trafficking

The illegal trade of human beings, a modern-day form of slavery, for the purpose of commercial sexual exploitation, forced labor, or involuntary military combat.

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