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This resource presents screening tools for assessing problematic internet use and online sexual behavior. It describes the Internet Addiction Test, the revised Internet Sex Screening Test, and the Cybersex Addiction Screening Test, with sample questions addressing preoccupation, secrecy, interference with daily life, and difficulty limiting use.
This affidavit outlines forensic psychology topics that its author proposed for consideration in a military case involving alleged online offenses against minors. It discusses distinctions between attraction to pubescent and prepubescent children, adolescent motivations in age-discordant relationships, and evaluation topics including risk, treatment, and sentencing context.
The SVR-20 review explains a structured professional-judgment framework for organizing information relevant to future sexual-violence risk. Its 20 factors cover psychosocial adjustment, sexual-offense history, and future plans, and the reviewer notes both its use of multiple records and its limits, including no overall reliability or validity evidence and substantial evaluator judgment in assigning a summary rating.
This three-page attorney worksheet outlines how to calculate a preliminary STATIC-2002R score from an adult client’s offense and criminal-history information. It groups items into age, persistence of sexual offending, deviant sexual interests, victim relationships, and general criminality, then maps the total to a long-term risk category; it is presented as a rough estimate for considering an evaluation.
