The Model of rationality that sex offenders use when committing an assault.

A theory that is an early branch Classical School criminology and is distinguishable based on its focus of individuality.

The key offender we examined in our case study.

Un-reported crime commonly seen for sexual assault.

Age 15.42/ 15 years of age on average.

The act that results when benefits of a criminal act outweigh the losses, particularly from a myopic perspective.

Unconscious females, who were out late, and located in isolated areas like behind a dumpster.

Completion, higher likelihood of penetration, less resistance from the victim, gratification of acceptance from others.

Resulting action is increased injury and decreased penetration.

The year 1986.

6 months

An article released in 2013 by boys in the upper level of a fraternity and the effect this instruction would have on other lower members of a fraternity.

The primary and strongest motivator for sex offenders.

A concept of Beccaria's that is most effective and applicable to the sex offenders in the study.

1 in 5

Campus culture that encourages rape behaviour and mentality.

The place where the study was conducted.

Cesare Beccaria's staple publication (that he wrote at age 26) that became the academic foundation of Classical School Criminology.

Factors such as peer pressure, alcohol consumption, drug consumption, on campus living.

A mindset that consists of victimizing others for personal pleasure or gain, that affects impressionable young males because it is encouraged and absorbed by those introduced to it.