“…Some studies have examined the SCORS-G with adolescent samples (Bambery & Porcerelli, 2006; Porcerelli, Cogan, & Bambery, 2011; Conway, Oster, & McCarthy, 2010; Gramache, Diguer, Laverdiere, & Rousseau, 2012; Gregory & Mustata, 2012). For example, the SCORS-G has been used to identify subtypes of adolescent sexual offenders (Gramache et al, 2012), and to understand self and interpersonal processes with adolescents who engage in cutting behavior (Gregory & Mustata, 2012).…”