2002 11-1 Offence Pathways in.Five Taiwanese Incestuous Offenders
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Roda Chen, Ph.D. |
Chin-Hung Shih | Chih-Ju Liu, Ph.D. |
| Center for General Education, National Tsing-Hua University | Center for Science Laboratory, Central Police University |
Department of Elementary Education, National Tai-tung Teachers College |
This study explores several important dimensions of 5 Taiwanese incestuous fathers during their sexual offence process. The dimensions includes: the connections between past and cu叮ent life context and motivations of offense; the characteristics ofconflicts in their marital relationships; their cognitive distortions which used to over- come their internal inhibitions, their offense behaviors, and their reactions after their cnme.
Finally, this paper also try to classified 5 incest offenders into 2 types, according to their prior crime stress events, offense motives, their crime behaviors, their rela- tionships with victims, and the reactions after crime. Suggestions are made for intervention strategies and prediction of recidivism rate.
Keywords
incest offenders, offense motives, offence process, cognition distortion, marital stress
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