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>>104963644>>104963657>Only a small part (16,2 %) of sexual offenders against children meet the criteria (DSM-IV-TR) for pedophilia.Source: EPA-0284 – Pedophiles and (or) Child Molesters
>One of the eminent personality traits often studied in the assessment of CSOs is psychopathy [38]. Psychopathic traits are associated with characteristics such as lack of remorse, lack of empathy, irresponsibility, impulsive, and antisocial behaviours [41]. Findings suggest differences in levels of psychopathy in CSOs (paedophilic and non-paedophilic CSOs) and between sexual offenders and non-offenders. Compared to non-offenders, CSOs are found to exhibit higher levels of psychopathy [38]. Among low-risk CSOs, there was no difference in levels of psychopathy between contact and non-contact CSOs [38], while other studies suggested that non-contact CSOs had lower antisocial tendencies (e.g., personality traits, disregard for rules, lack of remorse, and impulsivity) [43]. Such tendencies are the predictor of sexual contact offences among CSOs [43]. Psychopathy traits could also be one of the factors associated with involvement in situational offences rather than preferential ones. In research comparing paedophilic and non-paedophilic CMs, the non-paedophilic CMs were reported to have higher traits of psychopathy, compared to the paedophilic CMs and non-offenders. The non-paedophilic CMs are more likely to also be involved in various crimes and antisocial acts, and sexual offences against children are one of the various crimes they commit [63].Source: Typologies and Psychological Profiles of Child Sexual Abusers: An Extensive Review
