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Severe sexual sadism--an underdiagnosed disorder? Evidence from a sample of forensic inpatientsJoachim Nitschke
Department of Forensic Psychiatry, District Hospital Bezirksklinikum, Feuchtwanger Strasse 38, D 91522 Ansbach, Germany
J Forensic Sci 54:685-91. 2009..The latter, in contrast, more often reached media coverage through their offense(s). We conclude that severe sexual sadism is likely an underdiagnosed, yet forensically highly relevant disorder...
A cumulative scale of severe sexual sadismJoachim Nitschke
Ansbach District Hospital, Germany
Sex Abuse 21:262-78. 2009..93) and represents a strong scale (H = .83) of the Guttman type (coefficient of reproducibility = .97). The 11-item scale distinguishes perfectly between sexual sadists and nonsadistic sex offenders in the sample...
[Schizophrenic diseases, psychosis and homicide: the importance of community psychiatry for the prevention of offences]Joachim Nitschke
Bezirksklinikum Ansbach, Klinik für Forensische Psychiatrie, Ansbach
Psychiatr Prax 38:82-6. 2011..The risk of this group to commit a homicide is even more increased. The question of our study was to find out whether past homicides of schizophrenic patients could have been avoided if treatment had been administered properly...
Empathy in sexually sadistic offenders: an experimental comparison with non-sadistic sexual offendersJoachim Nitschke
Ansbach District Hospital, Ansbach, Germany
Int J Law Psychiatry 35:165-7. 2012..The results suggest that severe sexual sadism is a distinct, pathological sexual arousal response, not a deficit in emotional processing...
[Forensic psychiatry and behavioural analysis]J Nitschke
Bezirksklinikum Ansbach, Feuchtwanger Straße 38, 91522, Ansbach, Deutschland
Nervenarzt 82:827-33. 2011..This kind of approach should be intensified by increasing cooperation with behavioural analysis units and by further training for forensic therapists...
