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Preliminary Findings: Unexpectedly High Sexual Recidivism Rate In Longitudinal Study of Adjudicated Sexually Abusive Youth Followed in Adulthood

by: 
Lucinda Rassmussen, Ph.D., LCSW
PDF icon Rasmussen (2018) Preliminary Findings of Longitudinal Study of Adjudicated Sexually Abusive Youth Followed into Adulthood.pdf

Reference:
Rasmussen, L. A. L. (2018, Summer/Fall/Winter). Preliminary findings: Unexpectedly high sexual recidivism rate in
longitudinal study of adjudicated sexually abusive youth followed in adulthood. Perspectives, Quarterly Newsletter
of the California Coalition on Sexual Offending (CCOSO), 1, 4-7, 35-36.

Posted on: 
Dec 21 2018

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