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Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 1993
This article examines the long-term sequelae of childhood sexual abuse in six areas: posttraumatic stress, cognitive distortions, altered emotionality, disturbed relatedness, avoidance, and impaired self-reference. It is concluded that childhood sexual abuse has a variety of long-term impacts and that the measurement strategies used to demonstrate ...
JOHN BRIERE, MARSHA RUNTZ
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This article examines the long-term sequelae of childhood sexual abuse in six areas: posttraumatic stress, cognitive distortions, altered emotionality, disturbed relatedness, avoidance, and impaired self-reference. It is concluded that childhood sexual abuse has a variety of long-term impacts and that the measurement strategies used to demonstrate ...
JOHN BRIERE, MARSHA RUNTZ
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2018
This chapter focuses on various assessment tools, interventions and preventive measures which could help children cope up with the trauma. It also extends its focus on few particular therapeutic measures especially designed for children in order to help them cope with the experience.
Dorothy Bhandari Deka, Mansi Jadeja
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This chapter focuses on various assessment tools, interventions and preventive measures which could help children cope up with the trauma. It also extends its focus on few particular therapeutic measures especially designed for children in order to help them cope with the experience.
Dorothy Bhandari Deka, Mansi Jadeja
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2003
Although awareness of child maltreatment as a serious social problem is becoming the norm in many countries, the field of child abuse prevention is young, and questions are more pervasive than answers. At the outset, prevention efforts have been complicated by the difficulty in reaching a consensual definition of key terms, including not only child ...
Sharon G. Portwood, Julia J. Finkel
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Although awareness of child maltreatment as a serious social problem is becoming the norm in many countries, the field of child abuse prevention is young, and questions are more pervasive than answers. At the outset, prevention efforts have been complicated by the difficulty in reaching a consensual definition of key terms, including not only child ...
Sharon G. Portwood, Julia J. Finkel
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AWHONN Lifelines, 1999
Researchers now know that as many as one in three of women were sexually abused as children. To date, the literature on sequelae of this abuse has focused on the psychologic and sexual aspects of the women's lives and their needs in psychotherapy. Increasingly, research has begun to explore aspects of women's physical health and well-being that may ...
Susan Jo Roberts +2 more
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Researchers now know that as many as one in three of women were sexually abused as children. To date, the literature on sequelae of this abuse has focused on the psychologic and sexual aspects of the women's lives and their needs in psychotherapy. Increasingly, research has begun to explore aspects of women's physical health and well-being that may ...
Susan Jo Roberts +2 more
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Neurobiological Effects of Childhood Abuse
Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 2007<h4>EXCERPT</h4> <p>Violence and abuse are problems throughout the world and pose a significant threat to society and to the health of its individuals. Children are particularly susceptible to the stress of early and severe violence and abuse, which produces a range of neurobiological reactions that have the potential to cause ...
Susan, Rick, Dianna H, Douglas
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Childhood abuse and schizotypal personality
Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 2009There is an increasing body of evidence suggesting an association between early adverse events and an increased prevalence of sub-clinical psychotic phenomena. These 'schizotypal' beliefs and experiences have been associated with a history of trauma, and are also recognised as a risk factor for the transition to psychosis.
Craig, Steel +3 more
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Mothers' abusive childhood predicts child abuse
Child Abuse Review, 1999To examine the intergenerational transmission of abuse, the study compared 25 mothers whose child had been under the supervision of the child protection services (CPS) with 25 mothers who had had no contact with the CPS. The groups were compared with respect to their own self-reported childhood abuse, their abuse of their own child and punitiveness ...
Jaana Haapasalo, Terhi Aaltonen
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Childhood deaths from physical abuse
Child Abuse & Neglect, 1995This paper gives a detailed account of 30 cases of childhood deaths caused by physical abuse, detected by the Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect (SCAN) team, General Hospital, Kuala Lumpur. They consisted of 12 Malays, 6 Chinese, 9 Indian, and 1 Indonesian child. Three cases could not be ascertained as to their ethnic origin.
M S, Kasim, I, Cheah, H M, Shafie
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Childhood history of abuse and child abuse screening
Child Abuse & Neglect, 1992Although a childhood history of abuse is related to parental child abuse, many parents with a history of abuse are not abusive. To determine the effects of a childhood history of abuse on adult child abuse potential, a modified Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS) and the Child Abuse Potential (CAP) Inventory were administered to matched groups of physically ...
J A, Caliso, J S, Milner
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Childhood Physical Abuse, Childhood Social Support, and Adult Child Abuse Potential
Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 1994The childhood experience of physical abuse is believed to be associated with parental child abuse. However, not all parents with a childhood history of abuse are abusive, indicating that factors such as social support may buffer the effects of childhood abuse.
JOHN A. CALISO, JOEL S. MILNER
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