“…In this view, self-control varies across contexts and situations (Tittle, Ward, & Grasmick, 2004;Wikström & Treiber, 2007), and low sexual self-control may contribute to adolescent rape independent of self-control in non-sexual situations. Consistent with this thesis, studies of relatively small samples of juvenile sex offenders in treatment programs, detention centers, and probation departments have reported that adolescent sexual offenders were less able to control sexual urges than non-sexual offenders (Miner et al, 2010) and that sexual compulsivity and preoccupation increased the likelihood of sexual coercion (Knight & Sims-Knight, 2003, 2005.…”