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Sexual Abuse and Psychopathology
Psychiatry, 1993With the recognition that sexual exploitation of children is far more common than previously thought, a substantial research effort has aimed to describe its acute and long-term effects (Kluft 1990). Most studies have been quantitative and have pursued one of two strategies: Children identified by referral from child protective services as physically ...
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Acta Paediatrica, 1990
. Thirty-eight children, 0-17 years of age, suspected to have been sexually abused by a relative or an acquaintance were psychiatrically evaluated. The suspicions had developed in various ways: through accounts given by the child, through the child's contacts with a person suspected of having abused another child, through a witness or through ...
Göran Bodegård, Frank Lindblad
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. Thirty-eight children, 0-17 years of age, suspected to have been sexually abused by a relative or an acquaintance were psychiatrically evaluated. The suspicions had developed in various ways: through accounts given by the child, through the child's contacts with a person suspected of having abused another child, through a witness or through ...
Göran Bodegård, Frank Lindblad
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Sexual Abuse and Breastfeeding
Journal of Human Lactation, 2007This article includes a group of case studies demonstrating the potential impact of previous sexual abuse on a woman's desire to, and ability to, breastfeed. Each case highlights a different aspect of breastfeeding promotion or support that is affected by the woman's personal history of sexual abuse.
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Child Abuse & Neglect, 1987
Male victims of child sexual abuse have received inadequate attention in the literature. This article is a retrospective review of the reports of 189 boys evaluated during 1983-85. This population was younger than those previously reported. Comparison to an age- and race-matched group of girl victims seen during the same period revealed many ...
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Male victims of child sexual abuse have received inadequate attention in the literature. This article is a retrospective review of the reports of 189 boys evaluated during 1983-85. This population was younger than those previously reported. Comparison to an age- and race-matched group of girl victims seen during the same period revealed many ...
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1982
Molestation seldom has a lasting effect on a child unless violence was involved, sexual contact was extensive aand prolonged, or the parents overreact. Reassurance, along with instruction in avoiding repeat episodes, may be all that is necessary. Incest most commonly involves father, stepdaughter, or foster father and daughter.
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Molestation seldom has a lasting effect on a child unless violence was involved, sexual contact was extensive aand prolonged, or the parents overreact. Reassurance, along with instruction in avoiding repeat episodes, may be all that is necessary. Incest most commonly involves father, stepdaughter, or foster father and daughter.
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Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 1980
Defining sexual contact between adults and children as child abuse has been a relatively recent phenomenon. Historically, such acts have been seen as sins (when defined by the churches of the world), criminal acts (when defined by legal-judicial systems), and sexual deviance (when defined by mental health professionals whose primary focus has been on ...
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Defining sexual contact between adults and children as child abuse has been a relatively recent phenomenon. Historically, such acts have been seen as sins (when defined by the churches of the world), criminal acts (when defined by legal-judicial systems), and sexual deviance (when defined by mental health professionals whose primary focus has been on ...
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