From: Offense related characteristics and psychosexual development of juvenile sex offenders
I. Sexual offense | II. Psychosexual development |
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1. Victim age | 16. Sex education |
2. Gender of victim | 17. Sexual preoccupation |
3. Relation victim and perpetrator | 18. Deviant sexual fantasies |
4. Nature of sexual act | 19. Sexual excitement during offense |
5. Type of offending (solo versus as part of a group) | 20. Deviant sexual behavior |
6. Place in group | 21. Previous sex offenses |
7. Offense history (frequency) | 22. History of sexual victimization |
8. Offense history (duration) | 23. Sexualizing family |
9. Confession to/denial of the offense | 24. Deviant sexual attitudes/perversities |
10. Taking responsibility | 25. Global assessment care domain psychosexual development |
11. Empathy | Â |
12. Insight into risk situations and 'triggers' | Â |
13. Planning/preparation | Â |
14. Use of force | Â |
15. Global assessment care domain sexual offense | Â |