Sexual addiction: A hidden factor in sexual harassment

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Incidents involving sexual harassment are widespread. Perpetrators can be both male and female. Sexual harassment continues in spite of federally mandated training, reporting, and disciplinary action. Sexual addiction may frequently be an unidentified catalyst. In the author's survey, 86% of all sexual addicts act out in the workplace, 28% reported they would have taken advantage of training in the workplace if it had been offered, and 36% indicated that they believe receiving training would have led to an earlier recovery.

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