The literature refers to the healing process as clinical benefit. And your suggestion is not supported by the research. Perhaps you would like to believe that the healing is quicker and better, but science says it ain’t so.
Do you know how insulting it is to pretend literature knows better than the people it writes about? So you read something and liked it, great. That does not give you license to say others motives are about revenge. You make no sense.
There are good reasons to lock up a perpetrator. But it is not for the victims, as much as they may relish in the perpetrator’s misery. It is to protect the public. This matter was the focus of the studies, and your hypothesis was not supported. Your logic is okay, but the facts are not that way.
Your words are an insult to survivors everywhere. To say they relish in the perpetrator’s misery is just sick. To say it is not for the victims is just ignorant. For people who live in fear of bumping into their molester every time they go to shul, the store, the bakery, school, their friends house is a living nightmare. When the guy is in jail, it is the only breath of air they can take before setting foot outside their house. Your stating that it was the focus of studies is a joke. Would you like to read a few anti vax studies? I can even find a bunch that state same gender parents can raise children with no consequence. How about a study that says living with your spouse before marriage may make your marriage stronger. What shaichis studys when real life people say differently. Get in touch.