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The importance of access to the victim in the emotion regulation of perpetrators of sexual violence against children [Recurso eletrónico] / Maria Beisert, Olga Węglerska, Marzenna Zakrzewska

Autor: BEISERT, MariaCo-autor: WEGLERSKA, Olga; ZAKRZEWSKA, MarzennaIn: Problems of Forensic Sciences.ISSN 1230-7483. Vol. 115 (2018) , p. 263–285Idioma: Inglês.Assunto: ETIOLOGIA CRIMINAL | CRIME SEXUAL | CRIME CONTRA CRIANÇAS | VITIMOLOGIA | MÉTODO DE INVESTIGAÇÃO Resumo: Introduction. 1. Emotion regulation. 2. Human sexual activity in Bancroft’s dual-control model. 3. Studies of the importance of access to the victim in the emotion regulation of perpetrators. 4. Methodology and tools. 4..1. Methodology. 4.2. The study group. 5. Results. 5.1. The nature of the acts committed by perpetrators with either restricted or unrestricted access to a child. 5.2. The emotion regulation of perpetrators with either restricted or unrestricted access to a child. 5.3. The influence of perpetrators’ emotion regulation and connected temperament and character traits on the nature of the act in respect of restricted or unrestricted access to a child. 6. Discussion.
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Introduction. 1. Emotion regulation. 2. Human sexual activity in Bancroft’s dual-control model. 3. Studies of the importance of access to the victim in the emotion regulation of perpetrators. 4. Methodology and tools. 4..1. Methodology. 4.2. The study group. 5. Results. 5.1. The nature of the acts committed by perpetrators with either restricted or unrestricted access to a child. 5.2. The emotion regulation of perpetrators with either restricted or unrestricted access to a child. 5.3. The influence of perpetrators’ emotion regulation and connected temperament and character traits on the nature of the act in respect of restricted or unrestricted access to a child. 6. Discussion.

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