The clinical report is a .pdf document that is delivered electronically from within the MIDSA, seconds after the user makes the request. The adult version begins with a self-report version of the Structured Risk Assessment (SRA), which structures the report into dynamic risk categories.
Scales include:
The assessment includes a comprehensive range of scales, covering areas such as lie detection, emotional abuse, the level of acceptance or neglect experienced from significant caregivers and more:
- Lie scales
- Emotional abuse and acceptance/neglect by important caregivers
- Sexual scales: child molestation, sexualization, paraphillia, sadism, pornography, offense planning
- Attitudes supporting sexual aggression: pervasive antisociality, pervasive anger, hypermasculinity, etc.
Report narratives include:
The comprehensive assessment report includes a detailed timeline tracing all caregivers during the respondent’s initial 18 years, providing insights into their upbringing and support systems at various half-year intervals and more:
- A timeline of all caregivers during the respondent’s first 18 years, in half-year increments
- Family, abuse, school, social/romantic, antisocial, and criminal history
- Lifetime sexual history, including sexual interest and contact with children
- Alcohol, drug, and pornography use
Sample Timeline:
