Unit 5: Sex, the Internet and Dangerous Sex Crimes Flashcards

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What are some traits of online predators?

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Emotionally disturbed, computer-savvy, financially able, and conceal their identity or gender online.

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What is pyromania?

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A compulsive, eroticized urge to set fires, typically involving feelings of power, sexual gratification, and ritualistic behavior.

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What is the general model of online predation?

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Predators make contact via chatrooms, gain trust, exchange photos, engage in personal communication, and arrange physical meetings.

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How do chat rooms facilitate Internet predation?

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Chat rooms allow real-time conversations, anonymity through screen names, and the potential to arrange private meetings.

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Define sadism.

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A paraphilia involving sexual gratification from inflicting pain or exercising control over another person.

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What is necrosadism?

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A type of necrophilia where an individual murders in order to have sex with the dead body.

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What is aquaeroticism?

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A form of autoeroticism involving near-drowning or water-based asphyxiation for sexual pleasure.

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What are typical features of erotic asphyxiates?

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Young, white, often male, introverted, intelligent, neat, and often feel shame about their behaviour.

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How is necrophilia defined?

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A paraphilia involving sexual activity with corpses, ranging from fantasy to homicide for the purpose of sex.

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Define bareback sex.

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Sexual intercourse without using protection against sexually transmitted diseases.

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What is bug chasing?

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A dangerous sexual practice where HIV-negative individuals seek to be infected with HIV for thrill or perceived transformation.

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What are some common traits of pyromaniacs?

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Often young males with poor parental relationships, emotional issues, and a history of abuse or trauma.

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What is the Internet’s role in modern sexual crimes?

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The Internet provides an anonymous arena for sexual expression, exploration, and predation, offering opportunities for sexual offenders to exploit others, including children.

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Name some key traits of Internet sexual predators.

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Emotionally disturbed, conceals identity, computer-savvy, financially able to pay for online services, and uses the Internet to avoid negative emotions.

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What is cyberspace?

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The virtual environment of the Internet where users interact, share data, and engage in communication or activity.

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What advice is given by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children for Internet use?

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Avoid sharing personal information, stay away from sexually-themed chatrooms, and never meet someone in person without parental permission.

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What is Internet predation?

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The use of online platforms to exploit, manipulate, or abuse individuals, particularly children, for sexual purposes.

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What is autoeroticism?

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Sexual behavior conducted alone, including masturbation and more dangerous practices like erotic asphyxiation or aquaeroticism.

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When and how did the Internet begin?

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The Internet began in 1969 with ARPA and the Stanford Research Institute, initially intended for information sharing between computers.

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How is a chat room defined?

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A chat room is an online space where people can exchange real-time text messages, preserve anonymity through screen names, and potentially arrange in-person meetings.

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What is pyromania in the context of sex crimes?

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An eroticized compulsion to set fires, often accompanied by sexual arousal and masturbation.

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What are the key stages in online child predation?

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Initial contact, fabrication of personal info, exchange of photos, developing personal contact, and eventually in-person meetings leading to victimization.

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What is the profile of a typical erotic asphyxiate?

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Young, white, unmarried males under 30, often shy, introverted, and intellectually bright.

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Who are some of the users of the Internet for sexual purposes?

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They include those with normal sexual interests, couples enhancing their sex lives, child molesters, adult sexual predators, and rapists.

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What are the risks associated with autoerotic asphyxiation?
It can result in accidental death due to oxygen deprivation intended to enhance sexual pleasure.
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Define infibulation.
A masochistic practice involving the piercing or mutilation of one's own genitals for sexual pleasure.
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What is the significance of the ARPANET in the history of the Internet?
ARPANET, developed in 1969, was the precursor to the modern Internet, originally used to share information between research institutions.
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What are introduction agencies?
Online services that match individuals for relationships, often with exaggerated claims and selective visuals.
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How do some family members exploit children using the Internet?
They may seduce, exploit, or arrange meetings with the victim for sexual purposes while pretending to be someone else online.
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What are the dangers of children using chatrooms?
They risk being targeted by predators, giving out personal info, and being lured into in-person meetings under false pretenses.
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What makes the Internet particularly appealing for sexual predators?
It provides anonymity, ease of access to victims, and the ability to communicate secretly.
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How do pyromaniacs typically behave during and after setting fires?
They may experience dissociative states, feel a sense of relief, and often remain near the fire to observe or help.
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What does the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children recommend for online safety?
Children should never share personal info or arrange meetings with people from chatrooms without parental approval and supervision.
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Who are typical pyromaniacs?
Mostly young males with poor upbringing, low self-esteem, social isolation, and often unresolved anger or frustration.
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What are some examples of dangerous sex crimes discussed in Unit 5?
Necrophilia, autoeroticism, sadism, masochism, pyromania, and bug chasing.
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What are the types of arson listed in Table 10.4?
Organized, Insurance, Commercial, Residential.
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What are the characteristics of 'Organized' arson?
Crime loan sharking, extortion, strippers, and other crime concealments.
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What are the characteristics of 'Insurance' arson?
Overinsurance, blockbusting, parcel clearance, housing fraud.
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What are the characteristics of 'Commercial' arson?
Inventory depletion, stop-loss, and modernization.
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What are the characteristics of 'Residential' arson?
Public housing, relocation, automobile, and redecorating.
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What elements may be found at a crime scene of erotic asphyxiation (Table 10.3)?
Mirrors, pornography, symmetrical bonding, diaries/videos, rope burns, cross-dressing, knot in middle of back, anal object insertion, self-practice videos.
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What are etiological factors in the background of the infibulator?
Child abuse, sexual confusion, masochistic relationships, female identification, penis repudiation, depression relieved by mutilation.
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What is Traumaphilia?
Sexual arousal from wounds or injurious trauma.
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What is Algolagnia?
Sexual satisfaction derived from anticipation of inflicting or suffering pain; a sadomasochistic trait.
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What is Flagellationism?
An intense desire to beat, whip, or club someone for sexual gratification.
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What are characteristics of the sadist?
Domination, control, humiliation, sadistic violence, lack of guilt or remorse.
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Why do necrophiliacs mutilate female corpses?
To reduce the worth of the corpse and increase emotional excitement; corpse cannot reject.
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What is the link between necrophilia and vampirism?
True vampires involve necrophilia; fascination with death, blood, and control.
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What is Necrosadism?
Sadism or mutilation of corpses; murder to have sex with the dead.
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What are the three levels of necrophilia?
Fantasy only; sex with already dead body; necrosadistic murderer.
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What is Bug Chasing?
HIV-negative gay men seeking to become infected with HIV for thrill or transformation.
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What is Brachioproticism?
Insertion of the arm into the rectum for sexual pleasure.
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What is Buggery?
Anal sodomy.
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What is Autassassinphilia?
Sexual gratification from arranging one's own death at the hands of another.
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What is Necrochlesis?
Sex with a female corpse.
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What is Necrocoitus?
Sexual penetration of a corpse.
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What is Necrophagia?
Cannibalism of a corpse.
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What is Tyrannism?
Sexual sadism.
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What is Vincilagnia?
Sexual arousal from being bound.