Erotic Preference, Gender Identity, and Aggression in Men

Ron Langevin

Contents: Introduction. Part IA: Sexual Aggression. R. Langevin, D. Paitich, A.E. Russon, Are Rapists Sexually Anomalous, Aggressive, or Both? R. Langevin, J. Bain et al., Sexual Aggression: Constructing A Predictive Equation - A Controlled Pilot Study. R. Langevin, D. Paitich, A.E. Russon, Voyeurism: Does it Predict Sexual Aggression of Violence in General? Part IB: Related Factors in Sexual Aggression: Alcohol and the Brain. R. Langevin, M.H. Ben-Aron et al., The Effect of Alcohol on Penile Erection. J.E. Purins, R. Langevin, Brain Correlates of Penile Erection. Part II: Pedophilia and Incest. R. Langevin, S.H. Hucker et al., Erotic Preference and Aggression in Pedophilia: A Comparison of Heterosexual, Homosexual, and Bisexual Types. R. Langevin, D. Day, L. Handy, A.E. Russon, Are Incestuous Fathers Pedophilic, Aggressive, and Alcoholic? R. Langevin, S. J. Hucker et al., Why Are Pedophiles Attracted to Children? Further Studies of Erotic Preference in Heterosexual Pedophilia. S.J. Hucker, M.H. Ben-Aron, Elderly Sex Offenders. Part III: Homosexuality, Transvestism, and Transsexualism. R.M. Sanders, J. Bain, R. Langevin, Peripheral Sex Hormones, Homosexuality, and Gender Identity. R.M. Sanders, J. Bain, R. Langevin, Feminine Gender Identity in Homosexual Men: How Common Is It? B.W. Steiner, R.M. Sanders, R. Langevin, Crossdressing, Erotic Preference, and Aggression: A Comparison of Male Transvestites and Transsexuals.