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010 _a1930461003
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100 _a20120828d2001 y0pory50 ba
101 _aeng
200 _aFemale sex offenders
_ewhat therapists, law enforcement and child protective services need to know
_fJulia Hislop
210 _aRavensdale
_cIssues Press
_d2001
215 _aVII, 247p.
_d23cm
300 _aInculdes bibliographical references and index. | Fundo documental do GRAL
330 _aIntroduction. 1. Development of a female sex offender. 2. What harm can be do done without a penis? 3. Why don't people talk about female sex offenders? 4. Rates of offending by female sex offenders. 5. Effects of sexual molestation by female on the child. 6. Childhood sexual victimization histories of female sex offenders. 7. Non sexual abude and trauma histories of female sex offenders. 8. Diagnoses and Co-morbid problems common to female sex offenders. 9. Handling client difficulties with participation in therapy. 10. The early tasks of therapy. 11. Exploring victimization and patterns of offending.
606 _aVÍTIMA
_9918
606 _aAGRESSOR
_95078
606 _aABUSO SEXUAL
_9512
606 _aABUSO DE MENORES
_91567
606 _aCRIANÇA
_95150
606 _aCRIME SEXUAL
_9511
606 _aPROTECÇÃO A MENORES
_922809
606 _aMULHER
_9917
606 _aPREVENÇÃO
_91401
606 _aDIREITO PENAL
_9220
700 _aHISLOP
_bJulia
_9121633
852 _jDIR.PEN_HIS