In the present data the sexual offenses committed against other persons that did not involve body contact of any kind are typified by the two major groups of peeping and exhibition offenses. In addition to these is a minor subgroup specifically labeled “no contact” heterosexual offenses which constitute behavior other than peeping or exhibition. This [...]

A table of the percentages of males sexually responding to the sight or thought of other males reveals the three homosexual-offender groups, followed by the aggressors vs. minors and the prison group, as the most responsive. Least responsive were all the incest offenders and the heterosexual offenders vs. adults. Obviously there is a strong correlation [...]

We asked each subject we interviewed about his first postpubertal coitus not only with the aim of obtaining basic descriptive data, but with the aim of investigating the commonly held idea that the first coital experience is of great importance in subsequent sexual behavior and attitudes. While it is true that the psychiatric literature contains [...]

The first simple division of the men in our sample into those who did and did not engage in prepubertal sex play shows a tendency for the homosexual offenders and the offenders against female children to have had more members with such play than did the offenders against fe- males aged twelve and over. In [...]

Our sample contains only 25 peepers who ever married; they constitute about 45 per cent of the sample, a low figure for a group whose average (median) individual was age 26.5. The average individual who did marry did so at age 23.2. Owing to their youthfulness—they are the second youngest of our comparative groups—they had [...]