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Assessing youth who sexually offended: the predictive validity of the ERASOR, J-SOAP-II, and YLS/CMI in a non-Western context.

Sex Abuse · 2012 · PMC4449365 · PMID 21825111

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(2009) found that the ERASOR total score did not significantly predict sexual recidivism in a sample of 193 youth who have committed offenses, and the ERASOR overall clinical rating only approached significance (AUC = .64).

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