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[YEAR] 2008 [CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE LITIGATION] Identifying sexual predators who abuse children [AUTHOR] Leigh M. Baker, Psy.D. [SELECTION] 10671 [ABSTRACT] This presentation will help attendees in identifying sexual predators who abuse children by their personalities, behavioral patterns, and their relationships with children. There are four basic personality characteristics of predators--antisocial, pedophile, inadequate, and narcissistic. The four basic steps used to groom children before the actual abuse and how each of the above personality types will groom in distinct yet similar ways will be described. Attendees will learn how predators identify their victims and what characteristics make a child more vulnerable to sexual abuse. Attendees will learn the basic models of intervention for child molesters and what needs to happen before or if a former molester is ever safe around children.--Dr. Leigh M. Baker has been practicing for 22 years and is the Director of the Trauma Treatment Center of Colorado. She is the author of two books on sexual abuse and has provided training for police and fire departments, social service agencies, and graduate schools. [SOURCE] 
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