Delineating non-consensual sexual image offending: Towards an empirical approach

The topic of non-consensual sexual images has become an increasingly important issue within the social policy landscape. Social and legal scholars have advocated for these behaviours to be designated offences due mode perpetration behaviours, but are explicit in their rejection a element being motivations underpinning such behaviours. However, this is inconsistent with core theoretical models related offending. In article, we outline some potential psychological concepts that may help us understand how why people engage range image offences, as revenge pornography, upskirting, deepfake media production, cyber-flashing. doing so, aim begin bridge gap between scientists, develop more comprehensive theoretically coherent approach studying topic.