Treatment of Sex Offenders
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Index<br />
A<br />
Abel assessment for sexual interest (AASI) ,<br />
118–120<br />
Absolute recidivism estimates , 52<br />
Action oriented formulation , 97<br />
Actuarial risk assessment<br />
absolute recidivism estimates , 52<br />
Acute-2007 , 62–63<br />
classification , 47<br />
client level , 67–68<br />
clinical advantages , 66<br />
comprehensive , 57–58<br />
construct validity , 54<br />
crime scene behavior risk measure , 60–61<br />
evidenced based practice , 66–67<br />
incremental validity , 57<br />
information , 50<br />
internal reliability , 53–54<br />
management model , 45<br />
objectivity and interrater reliability , 53<br />
organizational level , 69–70<br />
percentiles , 51<br />
prediction model , 45 , 55–56<br />
predictive validity , 55<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>essional overrides , 56–57<br />
program level , 69<br />
psychometric properties , 53<br />
Risk Matrix 2000 , 59–60<br />
and risk measures , 45<br />
risk ratios , 51–52<br />
second generation , 46<br />
societal level , 70–71<br />
Stable-2007 , 61–62<br />
static and dynamic , 47–48<br />
Static-99/R , 58–59<br />
survey findings , 64–66<br />
third generation , 46<br />
VRS-SO , 63–64<br />
Actuarial risk assessment instruments (ARAIs)<br />
empirical actuarial approach , 24<br />
generations <strong>of</strong> , 26<br />
mechanical prediction , 23–26<br />
NPB , 20<br />
second generations , 27<br />
for sexual <strong>of</strong>fenders , 28–29<br />
studies <strong>of</strong> chronic juvenile <strong>of</strong>fenders , 21<br />
third generations , 29<br />
Acute-2000 , 31<br />
Acute-2007 , 62–63<br />
Adam Walsh Act (AWA) , 224 , 228 , 234<br />
Adjusted actuarial risk assessment method , 25<br />
Adolescence-limited sexual <strong>of</strong>fending , 294–295<br />
Adolescent sexually abusive behavior<br />
alternative public health approaches , 207<br />
atypical sexual interests , 196<br />
caregiver involvement , 204–205<br />
challenges , 209–211<br />
components , 211–216<br />
forensic populations , 212<br />
Help Wanted , 209<br />
outcome evaluation , 205–206<br />
prevention , 192–194<br />
Prevention Project Dunkelfeld , 207–208<br />
primary prevention , 193 , 194 , 197–199<br />
Project Primary Prevention <strong>of</strong> <strong>Sex</strong>ual Child<br />
Abuse by Juveniles , 208<br />
protective factors , 197<br />
risk factors , 194–195<br />
school-based primary prevention program ,<br />
199–200<br />
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016<br />
D.R. Laws, W. O’Donohue (eds.), <strong>Treatment</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Sex</strong> <strong>Offenders</strong>,<br />
DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-25868-3<br />
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