Episode 26 Youth Sexual Offending
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In Episode 26 of “The Psychology of Criminal and Antisocial Behaviour Podcast,” hosts Wayne and Grant tackle the sensitive and under-researched topic of Child or Youth Sex Offending. Despite its discomforting nature, the discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding youth sexual offending, not just in isolation, but also in relation to predicting potential future behaviors. The hosts acknowledge the lack of comprehensive professional literature on this subject, highlighting the need for further exploration and research. Additionally, the episode begins with a respectful acknowledgment of the traditional owners of the land, a recurring practice in the podcast. This episode sheds light on a critical issue that has significant implications for both preventative measures and future criminal justice interventions. Listeners can expect an insightful conversation that delves into an often overlooked aspect of criminal psychology, making this episode an essential listen for those interested in the intersections of youth behavior, criminality, and societal impact.
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