The Journal of Sex Research · 1992 · 31 citations · 13 references
Social SciencesCriminologyPsychologyForensic PsychiatrySexual OffensesVictimologyChild AbuseChild MaltreatmentDefenses To Sexual OffensesSexual AbuseSexual Violence VictimizationVictim-offender RelationshipAbuse HistoriesAdolescents As VictimsFamily Power DynamicsJuvenile Sex OffendingSexual Offenses HistoryTransgenerational Inheritance
The development of a 14‐year‐old female from defending herself from sexual crimes to committing such a crime is presented in case‐report form. Her individual history, family dynamics, and transgenerational patterns are explored. A review of the current literature is utilized to understand why some abused persons become abusers. Key words: Sex offending behaviorrapefemale sex offendersibling incestsexual abuseadolescence
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