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This document is an excerpt from a legal transcript, dated January 15, 2025, from Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE. It features testimony, likely a direct examination by Rocchio, discussing a study on 'grooming' behaviors, including stages like gaining access, isolation, and trust development. The testimony validates the study's empirical approach to understanding and modeling the grooming process.
People (3)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Rocchio | Examiner |
Mentioned in the header as conducting 'Direct' examination, likely the questioner (Q).
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| MS. POMERANTZ |
Speaking, giving an instruction during the proceeding.
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| Answerer | Witness |
Responding to questions (A) about a study on grooming behaviors.
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| SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. | company |
Listed as the entity responsible for transcribing the document.
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2025-01-15
A witness provides testimony regarding a study on grooming behaviors, discussing the stages and associated behaviors, and the study's empirical validation of a grooming model.
Key Quotes (5)
"Q. I want to direct your attention to Page 4. What is this table?"Source
— Rocchio
(Question asked during direct examination.)
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"A. So these, as I mentioned, there was an original list of about 77 specific behaviors that have been found associated with grooming in the literature fairly consistently. These are the behaviors that were part of that original list, where perhaps there were more differences of opinion, but the level of agreement among the professionals in this particular study did not reach the level of statistical significance."Source
— Answerer
(Response explaining the content of a table related to grooming behaviors.)
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Quote #2
"Q. What is your takeaway from the study in the article?"Source
— Rocchio
(Question asked during direct examination.)
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Quote #3
"A. I think this is a study that has really done a good job of integrating what we know and pulling together the literature, and then putting it to an empirical test. There have been other ways to empirically understand and test what is referred to as grooming. I think this is another way that provides some validation of a proposed model of the ways in which grooming works."Source
— Answerer
(Response summarizing the significance and contribution of a study on grooming.)
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Quote #4
"MS. POMERANTZ: You can pull that down. I'd like to"Source
— MS. POMERANTZ
(Instruction given during the proceeding.)
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Quote #5
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 782 Filed 01/15/25 Page 50 of 158 50
LBAGmax2 Rocchio - Direct
LBAGmax2 Rocchio - Direct
1 gaining access and isolation, trust development,
2 desensitization, sexual contact and physical contact. And then
3 beneath each stage level, there is a list of the behavioral and
4 the observable and measurable behaviors where there was a high
5 level of statistical significance in agreement among varying
6 professionals as to the relevance both to the grooming process
7 and to the stages.
8 Q. I want to direct your attention to Page 4. What is this
9 table?
10 A. So these, as I mentioned, there was an original list of
11 about 77 specific behaviors that have been found associated
12 with grooming in the literature fairly consistently. These are
13 the behaviors that were part of that original list, where
14 perhaps there were more differences of opinion, but the level
15 of agreement among the professionals in this particular study
16 did not reach the level of statistical significance.
17 Q. What is your takeaway from the study in the article?
18 A. I think this is a study that has really done a good job of
19 integrating what we know and pulling together the literature,
20 and then putting it to an empirical test. There have been
21 other ways to empirically understand and test what is referred
22 to as grooming. I think this is another way that provides some
23 validation of a proposed model of the ways in which grooming
24 works.
25 MS. POMERANTZ: You can pull that down. I'd like to
2 desensitization, sexual contact and physical contact. And then
3 beneath each stage level, there is a list of the behavioral and
4 the observable and measurable behaviors where there was a high
5 level of statistical significance in agreement among varying
6 professionals as to the relevance both to the grooming process
7 and to the stages.
8 Q. I want to direct your attention to Page 4. What is this
9 table?
10 A. So these, as I mentioned, there was an original list of
11 about 77 specific behaviors that have been found associated
12 with grooming in the literature fairly consistently. These are
13 the behaviors that were part of that original list, where
14 perhaps there were more differences of opinion, but the level
15 of agreement among the professionals in this particular study
16 did not reach the level of statistical significance.
17 Q. What is your takeaway from the study in the article?
18 A. I think this is a study that has really done a good job of
19 integrating what we know and pulling together the literature,
20 and then putting it to an empirical test. There have been
21 other ways to empirically understand and test what is referred
22 to as grooming. I think this is another way that provides some
23 validation of a proposed model of the ways in which grooming
24 works.
25 MS. POMERANTZ: You can pull that down. I'd like to
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