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1. Distinguishing Characteristics of Male and Female Child Sex Abusers. (EJ500842)

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Allen, Craig M.; Pothast, Henry L.

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Journal of Offender Rehabilitation, v21 n1-2 p73-88 1994

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1994-00-00

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Reports - Research; Journal Articles

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Yes

Descriptors:
Child Abuse; Criminals; Emotional Disturbances; Incest; Interpersonal Relationship; Intimacy; Psychological Needs; Sex Differences; Sexual Abuse; Sexual Identity; Stereotypes

Abstract:
Explores the relationship among gender, gender role identity, emotional need, and sexual need in adult relationships of child sexual abusers and nonabusers. Implications of these and other findings are discussed in terms of theory and practice. (LKS)

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2. Masculinity and Femininity in Male and Female Perpetrators of Child Sexual Abuse. (EJ489538)

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Pothast, Henry L.; Allen, Craig M.

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Child Abuse & Neglect: The International Journal, v18 n9 p763-67 Sep 1994

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1994-00-00

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Journal Articles; Reports - Research

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Yes

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Child Abuse; Criminals; Females; Femininity; Males; Masculinity; Personality Traits; Psychological Patterns; Sex Differences; Sex Role; Sexual Abuse; Sexuality

Abstract:
This study examined masculinity and femininity in adult male (n=75) and female (n=38) perpetrators of child sexual abuse. Results did not support the hypothesis that perpetrators of either sex would be more masculine and less feminine than nonclinical adult groups. Findings suggested a trend opposite the predicted direction. (DB)

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