Seksuele agressie door jonge, heteroseksuele mannen: predictoren, patronen, en profielen

Although sexual violence and aggression are highly prevalent, the factors that contribute to sexually aggressive behavior in men are still poorly understood. Existing prevention programs have limited effectiveness and can even have negative impact, especially in high-risk men. The proposed research starts from the premise that our approach to the prevention of sexual aggression could benefit from the differentiation between, and a better understanding of, different typologies of perpetrators. The research will use questionnaire, psychophysiological, observational, and experience sampling methods to more systematically examine different perpetrator profiles and associations between sexual aggression and sexual arousal, mood, and self-regulation.