17-21 years) (age range 17-21 years) (Burt, 1980) beliefs. Recruited from US Recruited from US Adversarial Sexual Beliefs Scale University University (Burt, 1980) Gannon et al. (2012) 16 convicted female child -- Semi-Structured Interview Five implicit schemas found which appear similar to those noted in male child sexual sexual abusers (Aged abusers. The authors re-label the majority of years) schemas to account for the gender differences found: Recruited from UK Uncontrollability (100% of cases, n = 16) Prisons Males are Dangerous (100%, n =16) Victim as Sexual (63% of cases, n = 10) Harmfulness of Males (81% of cases, n = 13) Entitlement of Males (44% of cases, n = 7) Gannon & Rose 19 convicted female child 18 convicted female Memory Recognition Task Female sexual abusers were more likely to (2009) sexual abusers (Mean age offenders (age adapted from Eysenck et al. interpret ambiguous information about males = 37.6 years) matched) (1991) in a threatening manner relative to controls. Neither female sexual abusers nor controls Recruited from UK Recruited from UK interpreted ambiguous information about Prisons Prisons children in a sexual manner. Gannon et al. (2009) 17 convicted female child 17 convicted female Children and Sex Implicit Both female sexual abusers and the control sexual abusers (Mean age offenders (age Association Test (Greenwald et group were more likely to associate adults with = 40.2 years) matched) al., 1998) sex rather than children. Recruited from UK Recruited from UK Prisons Prisons Kjellgren et al. (2011) 37 adolescent females who 4326 adolescent females Gender Stereotypic Attitude Sexually coercive females endorse significantly reported having engaged who did not report having Measure (constructed from higher levels of rape myths relative to non in sexually coercive engaged in sexually sexually coercive females. There were no
17-21 years) Recruited from US University (age range 17-21 years) Recruited from US University (Burt, 1980) Adversarial Sexual Beliefs Scale (Burt, 1980) beliefs. Gannon et al. (2012) 16 convicted female child sexual abusers (Aged years) Recruited from UK Prisons -- Semi-Structured Interview Five implicit schemas found which appear similar to those noted in male child sexual abusers. The authors re-label the majority of schemas to account for the gender differences found: Uncontrollability (100% of cases, n = 16) Males are Dangerous (100%, n =16) Victim as Sexual (63% of cases, n = 10) Harmfulness of Males (81% of cases, n = 13) Entitlement of Males (44% of cases, n = 7) Gannon & Rose (2009) 19 convicted female child sexual abusers (Mean age = 37.6 years) Recruited from UK Prisons 18 convicted female offenders (age matched) Recruited from UK Prisons Memory Recognition Task adapted from Eysenck et al. (1991) Female sexual abusers were more likely to interpret ambiguous information about males in a threatening manner relative to controls. Neither female sexual abusers nor controls interpreted ambiguous information about children in a sexual manner. Gannon et al. (2009) 17 convicted female child sexual abusers (Mean age = 40.2 years) Recruited from UK Prisons 17 convicted female offenders (age matched) Recruited from UK Prisons Children and Sex Implicit Association Test (Greenwald et al., 1998) Both female sexual abusers and the control group were more likely to associate adults with sex rather than children. Kjellgren et al. (2011) 37 adolescent females who reported having engaged in sexually coercive 4326 adolescent females who did not report having engaged in sexually Gender Stereotypic Attitude Measure (constructed from Sexually coercive females endorse significantly higher levels of rape myths relative to non sexually coercive females. There were no
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