Male Adolescents: Sexual Victimization and Subsequent Sexual Abuse

By D. Burton. 2003

172 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Gender Studies, Health

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/a6dab1fc9c2a24772b74ecbb7d514c6aa1e7b4b3

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In Clinical Psychology

1. K. McCann
2. R. Knight
3. P. Lussier
4. M. Daversa

In Gender Studies

1. K. McCann
2. R. Knight
3. P. Lussier
4. M. Daversa

In Health

1. K. McCann
2. R. Knight
3. P. Lussier
4. M. Daversa

Citations in the corpus

• Antisociality, Sexual Deviance, and Sexual Reoffending in Juvenile Sex Offenders (2008, background): “On the contrary, Burton (2003), applying the principles of social learning theory, hypothesized that sexual offending is specifically learned through exposure to deviant sexual models in early childhood.”
• A Structural Examination of the Predictors of Sexual Coercion Against Children in Adolescent Sexual Offenders (2007, result): “…the results of Knight and Sims-Knight’s (2004) model, indirectly supports and broadens the victim to victimizer theory of adolescent sexual offending (Burton, 2003; Burton, Miller, & Shill, 2002; Burton, Nesmith, & Badten, 1997; DiCenso, 1992; Ryan, 1989; Veneziano et al., 2000; Worling, 1995).”