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Scale 12 Attitude
<strong>Child</strong> PornograPhy First report oF the Dutch NatioNal rapporteur
The offender does acknowledge some problems but is not consistent in explaining
them or in recognising the part that they play in the continued existence of the
problem. The offender is able to effectively differentiate between main issues and
side issues when reporting problems.
The offender denies the existence of problems that he/she unable to deal with. Attributes
problems to factors that are completely out of their own personal control.
The offender indicates that the problems were caused by factors related to the past.
He/she has no perception of the possibility that the same problem could happen
again in the future.
12.4 Understanding of and attitude towards themselves and their criminal behaviour
How does the offender see the offence, what are the causes and consequences and what were their motives?
Offender displays an understanding of the criminal behaviour, understanding of
their motivation to commit the offence, and is able to lay down the cause/effect
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relationships that led to the offence. The offender recognises their own role in this
and wants to prevent offences in the future.
The offender has some understanding of the criminal behaviour and their motives.
Score 1
He/she recognises the role that they played, but also partly blames other factors.
The offender has no understanding of the criminal behaviour or of the motives. He/
she she does not lay down any cause/effect relationships and has no self-insight.
Score 2
He/she may have either committed the offence consciously or it happened to them,
but they do not recognise their own role in this is not recognised.
12.5 Inclination to change
Motivation to change and willingness to use opportunities to change.
Offender really wants to change and use the opportunities that are available to him/
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her. Is realistic in their ideas about this. Mainly internally motivated.
Offender is somewhat willing to change. There are limited opportunities to change.
Score 1
Above all, the offender requires support and encouragement. Is somewhat internally
motivated but will mainly need external motivation.
Offender is not motivated to change and/or does not see a single opportunity to
Score 2
change, does not want to change. If a change is to be achieved, this will need to be
instigated by external motivation.