Conductas de los agresores sexuales seriales y desconocidos: Influencias situacionales y consistencia
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Agresión sexual, desconocido, decisiones conductuales, situación, consistencia conductual, España

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Janosch, H., Pérez Fernández, F., & Nut, D. (2022). Conductas de los agresores sexuales seriales y desconocidos: Influencias situacionales y consistencia. Behavior & Law Journal, 8(1), 14–21. https://doi.org/10.47442/blj.v8.i1.89

Resumen

Propósito: Estudiar la consistencia en las conductas de los agresores sexuales desconocidos y seriales en la escena del crimen, y la influencia de los factores situacionales. Método: Se analizan las conductas en la escena del crimen de 18 agresores sexuales desconocidos y seriales, que cometieron al menos 54 agresiones sexuales. Se han correlacionado con factores situacionales. Se ha estudiado también la consistencia de cada una de esas conductas. Resultados: Algunas conductas de los delincuentes están influidas por factores situacionales y, a la inversa, algunos factores situacionales pueden estar influidos por tales conductas. Algunas conductas que, prima facie, no están influenciadas por los factores situacionales son consistentes. Una excepción son las conductas sexuales del delincuente. Conclusión: Este análisis confirma, aunque limitadamente, relaciones conductuales esperables, pero nunca antes estudiadas, en una muestra española de agresores sexuales seriales y desconocidos.

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