This would be a good place to network and stay au currant of things going on in the field of ABA, and also to learn more about my specialization ("WABA - Washington Association For Behavior Analysis," 2016).
In a Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis from x, 2014, an article entitled Differential Suppression of Arousal by Sex Offenders, a study was detailed that evaluated whether arousal suppression could be elicited in two adult male sex offenders with intellectual disabilities and to ascertain whether arousal could be maintained to non-deviant stimuli concurrent with suppression of arousal to deviant stimuli.
Both of the adult males were accused of at least on sexual offense against a child, but found incompetent to stand trial, and both were reprimanded to a State treatment facility. Previous research for individuals with intellectual disabilities in the successful suppression of arousal has been inconsistent. There had been at least four previous studies of arousal suppression with ID prior; this study introduced new methods. The subjects were fitted with penile strain gauges and shown a series of thirty-one videos, three videos for each male and female: kindergarten, six to seven years, eight to nine years, teen, adult, and one set of adult male fishermen to serve as a neutral stimuli). The three videos for each set depicted different physical features and