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Denial in sex offenders: workers’ perceptions
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Forty‐one convicted male offenders in group treatment were assessed by their probation officers for denial. The officers made reliable observations. Two factors of denial emerged; denial of the facts of the offences, e.g. planning, and denial of responsibility or blame. No relationships were found between the types of denial and the offence characteristics.
Title: Denial in sex offenders: workers’ perceptions
Description:
Forty‐one convicted male offenders in group treatment were assessed by their probation officers for denial.
The officers made reliable observations.
Two factors of denial emerged; denial of the facts of the offences, e.
g.
planning, and denial of responsibility or blame.
No relationships were found between the types of denial and the offence characteristics.
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