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ist. Similarly Dr. Dietz advised that in his work he sometimes divided sex offenders into the two broad categories of situational and preferential (Dietz, 1983). His concept was totally consistent with my new typology. With his permission I then incorporated the use of these descriptive terms into my

and used instead descriptive terms. After developing the basic categories, I consulted with Dr. Park Dietz, a forensic psychiatrist. Similarly Dr. Dietz advised that in his work he sometimes divided sex offenders into the two broad categories of situational and preferential (Dietz, 1983). His concept

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e to gain initial cooperation by the victim, decrease the likelihood of discovery, and increase the likelihood of future sexual contact (Lanning and Dietz 2014; Plummer, 2018). Sexual grooming has been thought of as a ubiquitous process in CSA (Salter 1995; Thornton 2003), that is complex and nuanced

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