Melissa de Roos

Assistant Professor Forensic and Legal Psychology

Erasmus University Rotterdam

Netherlands

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Melissa de Roos is an Assistant Professor of Forensic and Legal Psychology at Erasmus University Rotterdam. Her research primarily focuses on the intersection of psychology and legal contexts, emphasizing aspects such as sexual aggression, paraphilic behaviors, and responses to sexual assault. Through her recent publications, she explores the influences of personality traits and individual factors on behaviors relating to sexuality and misconduct. She contributes to the academic community from the Netherlands.

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Articles (17)

Moderating Effects on the Link between Violent Pornography and Sexual Aggression

The Impact of Individual and Context-Related Factors on Students’ Reactions After Sexual Assault: A Vignette Study

Online and Offline Disclosures of Unwanted Sexual Experiences: A Comparison of Reactions and Affect

Dark Tetrad personality traits, paraphilic interests, and the role of impulsivity: an EEG-study using a Go/No-Go paradigm

Dark personality traits and deception, and the short dark tetrad (SD4) as integrity screening instrument

When Kinks Come to Life: An Exploration of Paraphilic Behaviors and Underlying Predictors

Personality Attributions in the Context of Stalking of Ex-Intimates or Others

The Angry Echo Chamber

Mimicry Deception Theory applied to sexual abuse of children

Everyday Sadism as a Predictor of Rape Myth Acceptance and Perception of Harassment

Negative Responses to Child Sexual Abuse: A Manifestation of Intolerance

The Dark Triad of Personality: Attitudes and Beliefs towards White-Collar Crime

General Criminal Dynamic Risk and Strength Factors Predict Short-Term General Recidivism Outcomes Among People Convicted of Sexual Crime During Community Supervision

Predictors of Skeptical Responses to Disclosures of Childhood Sexual Abuse

Assessing Deception Differences with Mimicry Deception Theory

Self-affirmation and False Allegations: The Effects on Responses to Disclosures of Sexual Victimization

Empowerment or Threat: Perceptions of Childhood Sexual Abuse in the #MeToo Era

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Josanne van Dongen

Nicholas Longpre

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