CiNii 図書 - Child sexual abuse and mental health in adolescents and adults : British and Canadian perspectives

This text integrates past research in review chapters which pose important questions for researchers and therapists in the field of child sexual abuse. In addition, seven major research studies are reported; five undertaken in Canada, one in Britain, and one comparing sexually abused adolescents in both countries. The groups studied include adults in the general population recalling abuse in childhood; mothers of abuse victims; adolescents in residential care; and adolescent prostitutes. These studies indicate that child sexual abuse frequently has a major, negative and long term impact in terms of impaired mental health. This remains true when a range of other factors (physical and emotional abuse, and family disruption) are taken into account.

Measuring child sexual abuse and its long term psychological outcomes
a review of some British and Canadian studies of victims and their families
adult of mental health sequels of child sexual abuse, physical abuse and neglect in maternally separated children
child sexual abuse in Canada
further analysis of the 1983 national survey
juvenile prostitution and child sexual abuse - a controlled study
when incest is revealed - a mental health crisis for mothers
the prevalence and mental health sequels of child sexual abuse in a community sample of women aged 18 to 27
victim to abuser - mental health and behavioural sequels of child sexual abuse in a community survey of young adult males
sexual and physical child abuse and the development of dissociative personality traits - Canadian and British evidence from adolescent child welfare and child care populations
early sexual experience and sexual victimization of children and adolescents - review and summary.

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