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Am J Psychiatry 1993; 150:262-265
Copyright © 1993 by American Psychiatric Association
Sexually assaultive male juveniles: a follow-up
M Rubinstein, CA Yeager, C Goodstein and DO Lewis
Department of Psychiatry, New York University School of Medicine, New York.
OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study was to investigate the adult outcome
of a group of male juveniles who committed sexual assault. METHOD: Nineteen
sexually assaultive male juveniles and a comparison group of 58 violent
juveniles were studied over an 8-year period through use of criminal
records and clinical interviews. RESULTS: Although in adolescence the two
groups were similarly violent, on follow-up those who had committed sexual
assault were significantly more likely to commit adult sexual offenses.
They also committed significantly more violent nonsexual offenses.
Childhood sexual abuse, especially by females, was associated with adult
sexual offenses. CONCLUSIONS: Sexually assaultive delinquents are at
particularly high risk for subsequent violence. Hence, special efforts must
be made to treat these delinquents in adolescence. Prevention of violent
sexual behavior must include improved methods of detecting sexual abuse,
especially that perpetrated by older females.
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