Youthful offending is a complex behavior that develops from an interaction between social
experiences and individual differences in thinking patterns and emotional reactions favoring …

Objective The purpose of this systematic review was to synthesize quantitative or mixed-
method studies that evaluate the efficacy of interventions with youth in the context of …

Sexual abuse (SA) perpetration is a significant public health problem; SA perpetration is
most likely to emerge during adolescence and youth ages 13 to 17 account for a significant …

Justice-involved youth are characterized by higher rates of victimization compared to non-
justice-involved youth. Prior research has elucidated the importance of examining …

Introduction: Sexual interest/arousal disorder in women causes emotional and psychological
damage and decreases marital quality and satisfaction and increases marital burnout. The …

Researchers have shown that adolescents in residential treatment facilities benefit from
behavior-analytic intervention. However, it remains unclear whether practitioners can apply …

For centuries, violence and deprivation have hindered the lives of developing young people
in communities most affected by poverty and inaccess. Systems continue to reinforce …

The lack of desire in sexual relationship in the women causes various psychological and
emotional damages in these people and decrease of marital satisfaction and increase of …

Justice‐involved youth (JIY) experience extremely high prevalence rates of trauma prior to
their involvement in the juvenile justice system. Trauma outcomes are heterogeneous, long …

Residents in juvenile residential treatment facilities (JRTFs) often display various emotional,
behavioral, and educational needs. Researchers have recently developed behavioral …