- 27 Mar 2009
Fourteen per cent of the offenders vs. minors had had postpubertal sexual relationship with animals—a moderate proportion, relatively speaking. Indeed, a higher figure might have been anticipated inasmuch as the offenders vs. minors were more strongly rural in background than most groups.
As usual, this activity was confined almost exclusively to the second decade of life. Beginning with 7 per cent who had animal contact between puberty and age fifteen, the age-specific incidence for unmarried offenders drops to 6, 3, and finally—in age-period 26-30—to 0.0 per cent. These are moderate figures compared to other groups, and follow the usual declining trend. The frequencies are also moderate, the average (median) offender vs. minors having had animal contacts between 4 and 5 times per year. The mean frequency varies from once in three to four weeks between puberty and age fifteen to once in three weeks between ages sixteen to twenty. The proportion of total sexual outlet derived from this activity was always moderate, being between 1 per cent and half of 1 per cent.
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