Prevalence and attitudinal predictors of child sexual offending in a nonforensic sample of South African high school males

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Prevalence and attitudinal predictors of child sexual offending in a nonforensic sample of South African high school males

Published in: Journal of Child & Adolescent Mental Health
Volume 15 , issue 1 , 2003 , pages: 27–32
DOI: 10.2989/17280580309486537
Author(s): ThandekileS Magojo , StevenJ Collings
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Abstract

Objective — The prevalence, and attitudinal predictors, of sexual aggression were examined in a non-forensic sample of South African high school males.
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