Kelly Babchishin
Professor
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Department of Psychology
Ottawa, Ontario
kelly.babchishin@carleton.ca
Office:
(613) 520-2600 ext. 1940
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Bio/Research
Babchishin was a research advisor at Public Safety Canada and the Parole Board of Canada where she conducted research to facilitate evidence-based policies for justice-involved individuals within Canada.
Babchishin is the director of the Sexually Harmful Behaviour Research Lab. In the la...
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Babchishin is the director of the Sexually Harmful Behaviour Research Lab. In the la...
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Bio/Research
Babchishin was a research advisor at Public Safety Canada and the Parole Board of Canada where she conducted research to facilitate evidence-based policies for justice-involved individuals within Canada.
Babchishin is the director of the Sexually Harmful Behaviour Research Lab. In the lab, she uses an epidemiological and socioecological framework to provide novel information on factors involved in the development and maintenance of sexually harmful behaviours with the ultimate goal of improving prevention efforts. The research she conducts strives to examine all systems of influences and uses population-based, family-based, cohort, and convenience sampling strategies.
her ongoing research projects involve: incest and sexual behaviours between siblings, online sexual offending, causal candidates for sexual offending, sexting and the non-consensual sharing of sexual materials, and risk assessment.
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Babchishin is the director of the Sexually Harmful Behaviour Research Lab. In the lab, she uses an epidemiological and socioecological framework to provide novel information on factors involved in the development and maintenance of sexually harmful behaviours with the ultimate goal of improving prevention efforts. The research she conducts strives to examine all systems of influences and uses population-based, family-based, cohort, and convenience sampling strategies.
her ongoing research projects involve: incest and sexual behaviours between siblings, online sexual offending, causal candidates for sexual offending, sexting and the non-consensual sharing of sexual materials, and risk assessment.
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