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Noncontact Paraphilic Sexual Offenses

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This chapter will review the noncontact crimes of exhibitionism, voyeurism, possession of child pornography, and interacting with children over the Internet. Epidemiology, comorbidity, offender characteristics, risk of recidivism, relevant diagnoses according to DSM-IV-TR and NB-DSM-5 including methods for making them, and relevant treatment modalities will be discussed. Diagnostic methods and issues are relevant to all of these disorders; so a brief discussion of methods and limitations of diagnosis relevant to all of these disorders will be made initially. Finally, conclusions and future directions will be given. It should be noted that while an attempt will be made to be thorough in literature selection, the broad scope of this chapter makes an exhaustive review, particularly of the psychometric properties of assessment and actuarial instruments, impossible. Literature will be confined to those aspects most salient to these noncontact offenses.

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