Perversion Research Articles

Where Should We Intervene, 20 Years Later? Case–Control and Prospective Cohort Designs Provide Similar Answers

In 2000, this journal published an influential case–control study identifying dynamic risk factors for sexual recidivism (Hanson & Harris, 2000). In 2017, updated recidivism information for the same sample was obtained with an average follow-up of 20 years. The current study compared the risk factors that differentiated between sexual recidivists and nonrecidivists between the two research designs: original case–control and updated prospective cohort. Of the 82 comparisons, 50 favored the prospective design while 32 favored the case–control; however, most of the differences were small and nonsignificant. Static and dynamic risk factors were approximately equivalent between study designs. Factors identified as sex-specific (e.g., sexual deviancy) were also equivalent between designs while general risk factors (e.g., substance use) were more likely identified in the prospective design. Overall, case–control studies can be used for the identification of risk factors, especially for low base rate behaviors such as sexual recidivism.

Risky Sexual Behavior in Men Who Have Sex with Men at Sentani Public Health Center

Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) is used for men who engage in sexual activities with other men who are increasingly online to show their true selves. Men who have sex with men (MSM) have a higher risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections, especially being infected with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). The purpose of this study was to determine the risky sexual behavior of men who have sex with men at the Sentani Papua Health Center. The research method used a qualitative approach with in-depth interviews. Determination of informants using purposive sampling technique with a total of 4 informants (3 main informants and 1 key informant). Data were collected through in-depth interviews and then analyzed thematically. Results: the results of this study indicate that informants are aged 18-35 years, and produce five (5) themes, namely sexual orientation where all informants are attracted to the same sex (homosexual), no sexual disorientation, sexual deviations obtained from informants are never using condoms, having anal sex, having oral sex, and ejaculating in the mouth, and opportunistic diseases found in informants are Gonorrhea, Candidias, Diarrhea, TB, Dermatitis, and TB. Lungs Conclusion: the results of the study indicate that all informants who like the same sex, engage in sexually deviant behavior every time they engage in sexual activity and informants need the provision of hotline counseling in preventing HIV transmission.

“Such a person is extremely dangerous to society. Especially if he is in power”. Rec. Ad op.: A. Kronfeld. Degenerates are in power. Sexual perversion and nazism. Testimony of a psychiatrist / eds L. Mecacci, A. Etkind. Moscow: Eksmo, 2023. 160 p.

“Such a person is extremely dangerous to society. Especially if he is in power”. Rec. Ad op.: A. Kronfeld. Degenerates are in power. Sexual perversion and nazism. Testimony of a psychiatrist / eds L. Mecacci, A. Etkind. Moscow: Eksmo, 2023. 160 p.

Identifying Risk Factors of Gender-Based Harassment

ABSTRACT Gender-based harassment is a common and damaging form of gender-based violence that encompasses a wide range of behaviors (e.g. cat calling, using sexist language, using homophobic slurs, etc.). Despite its negative impact on victim-survivors, very few studies have identified risk factors associated with the perpetration of gender-based harassment. In the current study, we examined whether well-established risk factors for in-person sexual offending were also predictive of gender-based harassment behaviors. Participants (N = 1,200) were recruited via Qualtrics’ research panels and completed measures assessing potential risk factors (i.e. younger age, sexual deviancy, general antisociality) and whether they had perpetrated gender-based harassment in the preceding twelve months. Overall, 14.0% of the sample reported perpetrating gender-based harassment. All factors independently predicted harassment perpetration. When considered within a multivariate model, being a man, being younger in age, and scoring higher on hypersexuality and anger were significantly predictive of gender-based harassment when controlling for all other variables. Results suggest that established risk factors for in-person sexual offending, including elements of sexual deviancy and general antisociality, might also be important in predicting the perpetration of gender-based harassment, and may therefore serve as potential treatment targets.

Moral aspects of transsexualism

The issue of transsexuals has recently been brought to the public's attention after a number of medical-scientific centres conducted in-depth studies on forms of sexual anomalies (hermaphroditism, transsexualism) and initiated medical-surgical corrective interventions. As a result, the subject has imposed itself on legislators, provoked public opinion and psychological scholars, and obviously posed complex problems on a moral level.

Influence of Health Education Using Audio-Visual on Teenagers' Knowledge Regarding Teenagers' Sexual Behavior at SMA I Darus Salam Tapos West Java

Background:During adolescence, individuals cannot take full responsibility for the activities they do. Problems related to reproductive health that can occur during adolescence include pregnancy out of wedlock, rape, prostitution among teenagers, abortion, sexually transmitted diseases, sexual harassment and other sexual deviations such as promiscuity. Objective:To determine the influence of health education using audio visuals on adolescent knowledge regarding adolescent sexual behavior at SMAI Darus Salam Tapos, West Java. Methodology:The type of research used in this research is analytical descriptive with a one group pretest posttest approach. The population in this study was all 62 level X teenagers registered at SMAI Darus Salam. The sample uses total sampling. The instrument used in this research was a questionnaire containing adolescent knowledge regarding adolescent sexual behavior to be measured before providing the intervention and after providing the intervention. And test the hypothesis using the t test. Research result:It can be seen that the difference in adolescent knowledge regarding adolescent sexual behavior before and after being given the Health Education intervention using audio visuals with results tending to increase can be seen from the mean, median and mode values. The results obtained showed a significance level of ˂0.001, which means it is lower than 0.05, so the hypothesis is accepted. Conclusion:There is an influence of health education using audio visuals on adolescent knowledge regarding adolescent sexual behavior at SMAI Darus Salam. Suggestion:It is hoped that the results of this research can be used as a reference for further research supported by other sources, or can be used as a comparison to research on the influence of reproductive health education counseling using audiovisual media on subsequent adolescent sexual behavior.

Web-based health education utilizing “Sahabat Sehat Serviks” to prevent cervical cancer among adolescent girls

Cervical cancer is the second leading cause of death among women in Indonesia, caused by the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). The progression of this disease takes a long time, and one of the at-risk groups is adolescent girls who engage in deviant sexual behavior, improper reproductive organ care, and unhealthy lifestyles. Adolescents need to have good knowledge, attitudes, and skills from an early age because these can influence their future behavior, especially in early cervical cancer prevention. Therefore, it is necessary to provide contemporary cervical cancer education through the website "Sahabat Sehat Serviks" to improve adolescents' knowledge, followed by changes in attitudes and skills. This study aims to determine the effect of health education through the website on increasing the knowledge, attitudes, and skills of adolescent girls in the early prevention of cervical cancer. The research design is a quasi-experiment with a quantitative approach, using a pre-post with a control group design. The study population consisted of 179 adolescent girls aged 11–13 years. The sample included 36 respondents selected by proportional stratified random sampling. The results showed significant differences in knowledge, attitudes, and skills among respondents who received cervical cancer health education through the "Sahabat Sehat Serviks" e-health website, with p-values of 0.000 for knowledge, 0.014 for attitudes, and 0.001 for skills. The "Sahabat Sehat Serviks" website is effective as a medium for cervical cancer health education for adolescent girls in improving knowledge, attitudes, and skills for early cervical cancer prevention.

The Propensity for Deviant Sexual Behavior in the General Population: An Empirical Examination of the Motivation-Facilitation Model.

In their influential paper Wurtele et al. (2014) investigated the degree to which individuals within the general population (N = 435) express sexual interest in children. In the male population of their study (n = 173), about 6% showed a propensity to engage in sexual activity with a child. Based on a German general population sample consisting of women and men (N = 911, n = 206 males), we were able to replicate most of the results of Wurtele and colleagues (e.g., 6% of men indicated some likelihood of having sex with a child). To explain sexual offending, Seto (2019) developed the motivation-facilitation model (MFM). In our study, we were interested whether this model also translates to explaining the propensity for deviant sexual behavior in the general population. Moderated hierarchical logistic regression analyses revealed that hypersexuality and sexual fantasies had significant effects as motivating factors for deviant sexual behavior (e.g., sexually assaulting an adult), whereas we found no significant effect of psychopathy as a facilitator. For the prediction of child sexual abuse, only hypersexuality had a significant effect. Notably, after including gender in both models the effect of hypersexuality was no longer significant. Accordingly, we were able to show that the MFM is useful in explaining the propensity for deviant sexual behavior foremost in the male general population. Thus, in clinical practice an assessment of hypersexuality seems to be most relevant for the male population.

Phenomena of Incest Abuse in Lampung

Recently, people are often surprised by the many phenomena of sexual deviation committed by biological fathers or those who are still related by blood. Normally, the family is a place to complain and grow to be good and healthy children, but in fact there are families that damage the growth and development of children. The purpose of this research is to understand the factors that lead to incest sexual harassment and how to deal with incest. The method in this study is a qualitative research method with a library research approach. The results showed that the causes of sexual violence against children in the family were low education, the person's economic and formal education, environmental factors or place of residence, the influence of alcoholic beverages and a lack of understanding about religion and attitudes. victims Mitigation efforts are carried out through preventive and repressive efforts.

Sanksi Pidana Penyimpangan Seksual Sesama Jenis Terhadap Anak Sebagai Korban

Same-sex sexual deviance prohibited by Article 292 of the Criminal Code is only allowed if the victim is an adult and the perpetrator is a child. In relation to the issue of LGBT sexual deviance, the author views this as an odd norm. With this background, the author can formulate two problems: what are the criminal sanctions against same-sex deviant acts committed against children as victims? and how are legal arrangements for such acts made? This research method is normative legal research. Both a statutory approach and a conceptual analysis approach are used in this research. This tactic is also called the legal approach. The study findings revealed that Indonesia passed a law regulating same-sex crimes with minors as victims in 1946. Law of the Republic of Indonesia No. 2014 No. 35 on Modification. Law 23 of 2002 mostly regulates child protection. Criminal sanctions for same-sex sexual deviance refer to some of the severe penalties that can be threatened or imposed on people who commit or assist in committing crimes listed in Article 292 of Law No. Criminal law.

Theories on the Etiology of Deviant Sexual Interests: A Systematic Review.

Not much is known about the etiology, or development, of deviant sexual interests. The aim of this systematic review was to provide a broad overview of current theories on the etiology of sexual deviance. We conducted a systematic search of the databases PubMed and APA PsycInfo (EBSCO). Studies were included when they discussed a theory regarding the etiology or development of sexual deviance. Included studies were assessed on quality criteria for good theories. Common etiological themes were extracted using thematic analysis. We included 47 theories explaining sexual deviance in general as well as various specific deviant sexual interests, such as pedophilia and sadism/masochism. Few theories (k = 7) were of acceptable quality as suggested by our systematic assessment of quality criteria for good theories (QUACGOT). These theories indicated that deviant sexual interests may develop as the result of an interplay of various factors: excitation transfer between emotions and sexual arousal, conditioning, problems with "normative" sexuality, and social learning. Neurobiological findings could not be included as no acceptable quality neurobiological theories could be retrieved. The important roles of excitation transfer and conditioning designate that dynamic, changeable processes take part in the etiology of sexual deviance. These same processes could potentially be deployed to diminish unwanted deviant sexual interests.

Tarbiyatul Aulad Fil Islam: Pemutus Mata Rantai Prilaku Menyimpang di Kalangan Remaja

Sexual deviance among students is a serious challenge in today's world of Education. This study aims to evaluate and detail the implementation of the book "Tarbiyatul Aulad Fil Islam" in SMK Al-Ikhlas as an effort to deal with sexual perversion among students. The research method used is a qualitative approach by observing, interviewing, and analyzing documents related to the implementation of the book in schools. The results obtained are (1) deviant behavior of adolescents in SMK Al-Ikhlas of particular concern is the deviation of sexual behavior in the form of excessive courtship, verbal-nonverbal sexual harassment, viewing and storing pornographic videos that affect one of the students who are pregnant out of wedlock. (2) the development process of learning the book of Tarbiyatul Aulad at SMK Al-Ikhlas began in 2018, with the flow of the school formulating problem-solving, determining the books used, determining the methods used, determining the lessons to be made collaboration, ensuring the contents of the book can be applied effectively, involving parents in the process, seeing the challenges and obstacles in the process, involving all teachers and staff employees as effective facilitators, and periodic evaluation and review. (3) the implications of the implementation of the book of Tarbiyatul Aulad in deciding deviant behavior among adolescents SMK Al-Ikhlas very successful and got a lot of positive responses from various parties and will be evaluated and defended as an alternative character education material in practical, theoretical, philosophical and academic for students SMK Al-Ikhlas and other teenagers in general

Validation of the Revised Screening Scale for Pedophilic Interests (SSPI-2) in Portugal.

The accurate assessment of pedophilic sexual interests is crucial for the treatment and management of individuals who have sexually offended children. This study aimed to validate the Revised Screening Scale for Pedophilic Interests (SSPI-2) in a Portuguese sample of 170 men convicted of sexual offenses against children, 104 serving sentences in the community, and 66 in prison. The findings indicated that SSPI-2 demonstrated good convergent validity, as evidenced by its significant and positive associations with the "sexual deviance" item of SVR-20, the number of previous convictions for sexual crimes against children, and having 3 or more child victims, which is associated with high sensitivity and specificity in distinguishing men who show greater sexual arousal to children than to adults. Furthermore, the SSPI-2 exhibited good divergent validity, with no significant correlations observed with a self-report measure of psychopathy or with a nonsexual criminal history.

Race, Gender, Sexuality, and the Pursuit of Modernity: British Biopower and Female Sexuality in Domestic and Colonial Practice

This paper explores how female sexuality became a primary site for the exercise of British biopolitical regulation as illustrated both in colonial Hong Kong and Singapore, and in domestic practice within the metropole. The application of biopolitical regulation on the subject of female sexuality was based on a discursive production making indissociable the success of the imperial project and the survival of the imperial race and the control of the female body. This discursive production mobilized intersections of race, class, gender, and sexuality through the Victorian cult of domesticity, resulting in a racialization of female sexuality with implications transcending the permeable frontier between the metropole and the colonies. Making “the prostitute” the exemplar of deviant, dangerous, and immoral sexuality had discursive repercussions for female sexuality more broadly; explained in contrast to “the prostitute,” the construction of sexual deviance had implications for understandings of sexual conformity and acceptability both in Victorian society and abroad.

Crossing the Line at Altitude: Passenger Sexual Misconduct in the Skies, 1999-2021

ABSTRACT Over the past decade, a range of news outlets and social media platforms has increasingly featured reports of airline passenger misconduct, particularly those involving verbal and physical assault. Less attention has been paid to passenger sexual misconduct. To improve our understanding of the nature and types of air passenger sexual misconduct cases, we draw on data from 77 incidents reported from 1999 to 2021 to develop a multi-classification scheme of misconduct and examine the precipitating factors as well as related circumstances involved. Our findings demonstrate passenger sexual misconduct takes three forms – sexual assault, sexual deviance, and sexual harassment – and highlight the complexity of circumstances, factors, and types of victims (i.e. passengers, flight attendants, and crew) involved in these reports.

Analysis Of Factors Causing Sexual Deviance (Lesbian) In Adolescents In The Coastal Region Of Southeast Sulawesi

Background: Adolescence is a transitional phase that causes a lot of turmoil both positive and negative. One of the developmental tasks of adolescence is being able to accept and understand their sexual role. Teenagers begin to understand and have sexual attraction to the opposite sex. However, the fact is that there are many deviations in adolescence, one of which is the tendency to like the same sex and not be sexually attracted to the opposite sex. Of course, there are many factors behind this condition. This study aims to analyze the various factors that cause the emergence of sexual deviation (lesbi) in female adolescents. Methods: This study uses a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach. The participants involved in this study were 3 female adolescents with sexual deviation (Lesbian). The data collection techniques used were observation and in-depth interviews. Data analysis used descriptive qualitative and then continued with data triangulation. Results: This research resulted in 4 main factors for the emergence of sexual deviant behavior (Lesbi) including: 1) Environmental factors 2) Psychological factors (trauma); 3) Family factors; 4). Curiosity; Conclusions: sexual deviant behavior (lesbi) appears with a variety of factors and backgrounds. So it is very necessary for special handling and prevention so that this behavior does not spread widely and become a destroyer of future generations.

The Role of Teachers on the Sexual Violence Prevention to Early Adolescents

Sexual violence in Indonesia has become a phenomenon that is rampant in society. Currently, the number of reported cases of victims of sexual violence in Indonesia recorded through the Online Information System for the Protection of Women and Children has reached 23,993 cases. Teachers have a very important role in teaching adolescents about sex education, so that they can avoid sexual deviance. The purpose of this study is to find out the role of teachers as educators in an effort to provide sexual violence prevention education to early adolescents. This study uses a quantitative descriptive research design with a population of 48 teachers selected using the total sampling technique. Data collection was carried out by questionnaire through google form and analyzed using the guttman scale. The conclusion of the test results carried out is valid and reliable. Data collection was carried out in January - February 2024 at MTsN 8 Blitar. The results showed that the most said parameter was the role of teachers as educators in an effort to provide sexual violence prevention education to early adolescents, namely explaining the maturity of attitudes to students, reaching 93.33%. There are differences of opinion among teachers regarding sexual education, due to taboos and stigmas, lack of adequate training and skills in providing sexual education. With this, it is hoped that teachers will improve their skills and competencies by participating in existing training.

Kekerasan Seksual Pada Remaja

Sexual violence is deviant sexual behavior that can affect the health and life of the victim. Various studies show that teenagers are vulnerable to experiencing sexual violence, both from people they know and strangers. This literature review research on 10 articles on the internet aims to understand more about sexual violence against teenagers. Based on the results of the literature review, it was found that sexual violence against adolescents can occur in various forms, such as rape, molestation, sexual harassment, or sexual exploitation. Research also shows that risk factors for sexual violence in adolescents include a disharmonious family environment, previous experiences of violence, conflicting lifestyles, and low levels of education. Sexual violence in adolescents can have short-term and long-term impacts on the health and well-being of victims. Short-term impacts include physical, emotional, and psychological injuries, while long-term impacts can include psychological disorders, including depression, anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress, and suicidal ideation. To reduce the risk of sexual violence in adolescents, there needs to be ongoing prevention and education about healthy sexuality and social responsibility in respecting human rights and respecting human dignity. Prevention can be carried out at the individual, family and community levels, including providing counseling support to victims and providing rehabilitation and recovery services.

Perspektif Hukum terhadap Maraknya Kasus LGBT di Indonesia

One of the hottest issues currently rife in Indonesia is regarding sexual deviations known as LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender/Transsexual). LGBT itself in Indonesia is certainly much opposed by society. This research was conducted using the literature study method, an approach that focuses on analyzing existing literature to collect, understand, and evaluate information related to the topics discussed. The results obtained in this study are that LGBT is an activity that is not in accordance with existing laws in Indonesia according to a legal perspective LGBT is deviant, LGBT also spreads many sexually transmitted diseases while the factors that cause someone to become LGBT are genetics, environment and traumatic experiences.

PERTANGGUNGJAWABAN PIDANA BAGI PENGIDAP NECROPHILIA DALAM TINDAK PIDANA PEMERKOSAAN MAYAT

This research examines necrophilia as a sexual orientation deviation that has not been regulated in the National Criminal Code. The National Criminal Code Article 271 focuses on corpses, digging up or dismantling graves, taking, moving or transporting corpses and treating corpses in an uncivilized manner while the rape of corpses is not regulated in the National Criminal Code. Thus, there is a legal vacuum. This is a new problem because the status of necrophilia is mentioned as a form of disease so how is the form of responsibility. The purpose of this study is to find out how the regulation and form of criminal liability for perpetrators who have necrophilia in the crime of corpse rape. The research method used in this writing is juridical-normative legal research, using a statutory approach in order to discuss legal issues in this research. The results of this study found that criminal liability for people with necrophilia in the crime of corpse rape is basically not clearly regulated in the new Criminal Code. From the perspective of criminal acts, it is regulated in Article 271 of Law Number 1 Year 2023 (National Criminal Code) and from the perspective of the crime of rape, it is formulated in Article 415 of the National Criminal Code. While the crime against the corpse itself is regulated in Article 415 of the National Criminal Code and Article 271 of the new Criminal Code, Article 269 of the National Criminal Code and Article 270 of the National Criminal Code.