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  • 30. Sexual preferences and recidivism of sex offenders with mental retardation.
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  • 34. Differences in compassion fatigue, symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder and relationship satisfaction, including sexual desire and functioning, between male and female detectives who investigate sexual offenses against children: a pilot study.
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  • 38. Psychopathy moderates the relationship between time in treatment and levels of empathy in incarcerated male sexual offenders.
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  • 39. Does change in hostility predict sexual recidivism?
    Pettersen C, Nunes KL, Woods M, Maimone S, Hermann CA, Looman J, Spape J.
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