Ann Wolbert Burgess
Biographic Data
| ID | 5224969 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ann Wolbert Burgess |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ann Wolbert |
| FAMILY NAME | Burgess |
| SIGNATURE | BURGESS A W |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
"Commentary on "The economics of child sex-offender rehabilitation programs
Understanding violence against women.
"Panel on Research on Violence Against Women, Committee on Law and Justice, Commission on Behavioral and Social Sciences and Education, National Research Council."
Rehabilitation of child molesters: A cost-benefit analysis
This study examined the cost effectiveness of the rehabilitation of child molesters by designing and testing a cost-benefit model. The model uses program and reoffense data from a treatment center for offenders and costs derived from averaged figures obtained from state agencies. Results of the analysis, as well as related policy issues, are discussed
The case of two trials: Father-son incest
The Victim of Rape
Autoerotic asphyxial deaths and social network response
A study of 132 autoerotic asphyxial deaths revealed that family members and friends, in addition to experiencing shock over the sudden aspect of the death, frequently were the ones to discover the decedent's body and were confused by the sexual nature of the death. Clinicians are urged to be alert for signs of such potentially lethal sexual activity among the young people they see, and to be prepared to assist bereaved family members
Rape and everyday life
Applying flight education principles to rape prevention
1Professor and Director of Nursing Research Boston University School of Nursing Boston, Massachusetts 2Professor of Psychology University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Child sex initiation rings
The workings of child sex initiation rings are outlined in a study of 36 prepubescent children involved in six such rings. Organizational factors include the adult capitalizing on a legitimate role in the children's lives and programming them to provide sexual services in exchange for psychological, social, monetary, and other rewards; operational factors include peer group pressures and secrecy. Symptoms noted in the children prior to disclosure…
Sexual Assault of Children and Adolescents
Sexual behavior of assailants during reported rapes
Sexual Assault of Children and Adolescents
Rape: Sexual disruption and recovery
In a longitudinal study of 81 adult rape victims reinterviewed four to six years later, effects of the rape on subsequent sexual functioning are analyzed. Most victims who had been sexually active were found to experience changes in frequency of sexual activity and in sexual response. Interview responses of victims are reported, and suggestions are offered for the counseling of rape victims and their sexual partners
Rape: The Husband's and Boyfriend's Initial Reactions
Rapists' talk: Linguistic strategies to control the victim∗
Rape is a crime of violence and force. The stereotype of the male rapist's attack is that he attains power and control over the victim through strategies based on physical force. The present study shows that not only do rapists use physically based strategies, but also they use a second set of strategies based on language. The sample consists of 115 female adult, adolescent, and child rape victims. Open‐ended interviews were used and information …
Rape: A sexual deviation
Clinical work with offenders and victims is cited to support the concept of rape as a sexual deviation, as well as a sexual offense. It is suggested that rape is directed toward the sexual expression and gratification of needs that are not basically sexual, and that it represents a developmental crisis for the offender, which in turn triggers a situational crisis for the victim
Family reaction to homicide
This pilot study identifies a two-phased syndrome experienced by families of homicide victims. The crisis phase consists of an acute grief process, including immediate reactions to the homicide, the funeral details, and police investigations. The long-term reorganization phase includes the psychological issues of bereavement and the socio-legal issues of the criminal justice process
Sexual behavior of assailants during reported rapes
Rape: The Husband's and Boyfriend's Initial Reactions
Rapists' talk: Linguistic strategies to control the victim∗
Rape is a crime of violence and force. The stereotype of the male rapist's attack is that he attains power and control over the victim through strategies based on physical force. The present study shows that not only do rapists use physically based strategies, but also they use a second set of strategies based on language. The sample consists of 115 female adult, adolescent, and child rape victims. Open‐ended interviews were used and information …
Family reaction to homicide
This pilot study identifies a two-phased syndrome experienced by families of homicide victims. The crisis phase consists of an acute grief process, including immediate reactions to the homicide, the funeral details, and police investigations. The long-term reorganization phase includes the psychological issues of bereavement and the socio-legal issues of the criminal justice process
Rape: A sexual deviation
Clinical work with offenders and victims is cited to support the concept of rape as a sexual deviation, as well as a sexual offense. It is suggested that rape is directed toward the sexual expression and gratification of needs that are not basically sexual, and that it represents a developmental crisis for the offender, which in turn triggers a situational crisis for the victim
Sexual Assault of Children and Adolescents
Rape: Sexual disruption and recovery
In a longitudinal study of 81 adult rape victims reinterviewed four to six years later, effects of the rape on subsequent sexual functioning are analyzed. Most victims who had been sexually active were found to experience changes in frequency of sexual activity and in sexual response. Interview responses of victims are reported, and suggestions are offered for the counseling of rape victims and their sexual partners
Rape: The Husband's and Boyfriend's Initial Reactions
Rapists' talk: Linguistic strategies to control the victim∗
Rape is a crime of violence and force. The stereotype of the male rapist's attack is that he attains power and control over the victim through strategies based on physical force. The present study shows that not only do rapists use physically based strategies, but also they use a second set of strategies based on language. The sample consists of 115 female adult, adolescent, and child rape victims. Open‐ended interviews were used and information …
Sexual behavior of assailants during reported rapes
Applying flight education principles to rape prevention
1Professor and Director of Nursing Research Boston University School of Nursing Boston, Massachusetts 2Professor of Psychology University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Child sex initiation rings
The workings of child sex initiation rings are outlined in a study of 36 prepubescent children involved in six such rings. Organizational factors include the adult capitalizing on a legitimate role in the children's lives and programming them to provide sexual services in exchange for psychological, social, monetary, and other rewards; operational factors include peer group pressures and secrecy. Symptoms noted in the children prior to disclosure…
Sexual Assault of Children and Adolescents
Autoerotic asphyxial deaths and social network response
A study of 132 autoerotic asphyxial deaths revealed that family members and friends, in addition to experiencing shock over the sudden aspect of the death, frequently were the ones to discover the decedent's body and were confused by the sexual nature of the death. Clinicians are urged to be alert for signs of such potentially lethal sexual activity among the young people they see, and to be prepared to assist bereaved family members
Rape and everyday life
The Victim of Rape
The case of two trials: Father-son incest
Rehabilitation of child molesters: A cost-benefit analysis
This study examined the cost effectiveness of the rehabilitation of child molesters by designing and testing a cost-benefit model. The model uses program and reoffense data from a treatment center for offenders and costs derived from averaged figures obtained from state agencies. Results of the analysis, as well as related policy issues, are discussed
Understanding violence against women.
"Panel on Research on Violence Against Women, Committee on Law and Justice, Commission on Behavioral and Social Sciences and Education, National Research Council."
"Commentary on "The economics of child sex-offender rehabilitation programs
Psychology (16 works) · Criminology (8 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Medical emergency (6 works) · Sexual Assault and Victimization Studies (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Child Abuse and Trauma (5 works) · Poison control (5 works)