Journal of Interpersonal Violence · 1986 · 275 citations · 35 references
Social SciencesPsychologySocial PsychologyForensic PsychologyHomicideProsocial BehaviorChild Sexual AbuseSexual AssaultViolenceViolence Against WomenCognitive Process AnalysisExploratory Case StudyHomicide MotivesMass Murder
The findings from this exploratory study are reported in terms of the descriptive background characteristics of 36 sexual murderers, their behaviors and experiences in connection with their developmental stages, and the central role of sadistic fantasy and critical cognitive structures that support the act of sexual murder. A five-phase motivational model is presented: (1) ineffective social environment, (2) formative events, (3) critical personal traits and cognitive mapping process, (4) action toward others and self, and (5) feedback filter.
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