74 Citations
Adaptation and Sexual Offending
- Psychology, Law
- 2014
Agreement on the causes of sexual offending has eluded scholars because of an emphasis on studying proximate causes—as with crime in general, there are numerous variables that correlate with sexual…
Elevated rates of atypical handedness in paedophilia: Theory and implications
- PsychologyLaterality
- 2014
A view of ambiguous-handedness as less pathological than previously hypothesized, and of a neurodevelopmental origin of paraphilic sexual preferences are supported.
Understanding Male Sexual Offending
- Law, Psychology
- 2009
Previous research has explored whether criminological theories can account for the apparently specialized behaviors of sexual offenders. One perspective proposes that criminals are versatile,…
Intelligence, memory, and handedness in pedophilia.
- PsychologyNeuropsychology
- 2004
Pedophilia showed significant negative correlations with IQ and immediate and delayed recall memory and was related to non-right-handedness even after covarying age and IQ.
Cognitional Impairment
- Psychology, MedicineSexual abuse : a journal of research and treatment
- 2016
Individuals diagnosed with a paraphilia disorder combined with ASPD demonstrated trends toward lower IQ scores than those withA paraphilia diagnosis only, and those with pedophilia diagnosis had lower scores on the RBANS Delayed Memory.
Neuroanatomical Substrates for Sex Offenses
- Psychology
- 2006
Sex offending involves an inability or unwillingness to conform one's sexual behavior to societal standards, acting without consent or against the wishes of others, and often resulting in…
The Neuropsychology and Neurology of Sexual Deviance: A Review and Pilot Study
- PsychologySexual abuse : a journal of research and treatment
- 2007
Although fronto-temporal dysfunctions are sporadically reported among sexual offenders, the evidence is scarce and it might not be specific to this type of offending, and it is concluded that pedophiles were more consistently and severely impaired than rapists of adults.
Is Homosexuality a Paraphilia? The Evidence For and Against
- PsychologyArchives of sexual behavior
- 2012
The present article examined the question of homosexuality by comparing the major correlates and other features of homosexuality and of the paraphilias, including prevalence, sex ratio, onset and course, fraternal birth order, physical height, handedness, IQ and cognitive neuropsychological profile, and neuroanatomy.
Handedness in Pedophilia and Hebephilia
- Psychology, MedicineArchives of sexual behavior
- 2005
The results indicate that the rates of non-right-handedness in pedophilia are much larger than previously suggested and are comparable to the rates observed in pervasive developmental disorders, such as autism, suggesting a neurological component to the development of pedophilia and hebephilia.
Biological Markers of Asexuality: Handedness, Birth Order, and Finger Length Ratios in Self-identified Asexual Men and Women
- PsychologyArchives of sexual behavior
- 2014
This is one of the first studies to test and provide preliminary empirical support for an underlying neurodevelopmental basis to account for the lack of sexual attraction characteristic of asexuality.
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Handedness in homosexual and heterosexual men in the Kinsey interview data
- PsychologyArchives of sexual behavior
- 1996
Results failed to demonstrate a difference in handedness, with both groups having rates of non-right-handedness approximately equal to establish norms.
Neuropsychological Impairment of Persistent Delinquency
- PsychologyThe Journal of nervous and mental disease
- 1982
Clinical interpretation of the neuropsychological test profiles revealed a greater percentage of abnormal profiles within the delinquent than nondelinquent group and a specific pattern of deficits implicating anterior dysfunction that was greater in the nondominant (right) than dominant hemisphere.
The causes of crime: Violent behavior and cerebral hemisphere function
- Psychology
- 1987
Experimental support for the hypothesis that violent behavior is associated with left-hemisphere dysfunction is scarce. This study examines the association between crime, violence, and…
Chapter 17 Left- and Mixed-Handedness and Criminality: Explanations for a Probable Relationship
- Psychology, Biology
- 1990
Strength of handedness as an indicant of delinquent's behavior.
- PsychologyJournal of clinical psychology
- 1987
The continuous measures of handedness proved to be more sensitive indicants of scores on a rating scale of conduct disorder than was the simple dichotomy of left- vs. right-handed.
Sex offenses against female children perpetrated by men who are not pedophiles
- Psychology
- 1991
Previous research and clinical impression indicate two possible predictors of gynephilic preference among offenders against female children: (1) the occurrence of the offense within a father‐daughter…
Handedness and Developmental Disorder
- Psychology
- 1992
This book deals with a fascinating subject with wit and clarity and is not for the bookshelf of the busy general paediatrician, but would recommend it to those with a strong clinical or research commitment to the developmental disorders of children.
Failure to find statistical significance in left-handedness and pathology studies: A forgotten consideration
- Psychology
- 1993
In the current controversy over left-handedness as a marker for various pathological conditions, a number of published studies have failed to replicate associations between handedness and various…
Left-handedness: Behavioral implications and anomalies.
- Psychology
- 1990
Birth Stress and Intrauterine Factors . Birth Stress and Left-Handedness: The Rare Trait Marker Model (S. Coren and A. Searleman). Non Right-Handedness and the Continuum of Reproductive Casualty (P.…
Delinquency, sidedness, and sex.
- Law, PsychologyThe Journal of general psychology
- 1989
Left handedness was positively associated with involvement in several forms of delinquency (including some degree of criminality) among males and other measures of sidedness among males largely failed to correlate with delinquency, however.