Variants of Intrafamilial Sexual Abuse Experience : Implications for Short - and Long-Term Development  

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Putnam, Frank W. ; Reiffman, Allan ; Trickett, Penelope K. ; Noll, Jennie G.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Development and Psychopathology vol. 13 no. 4 (2001), page 1001-1020.
Topik: sexual abuse; short and long - term development; intrafamilial; sexual abuse; experience
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This study examines short - and long - term maladaptive outcomes in a sample of sexually abused females and a comparison group. The sample consists of intrafamilial sexual abuse victims ages 6 – 16 years at entry into the study and a demographically similar comparison group. The outcomes examined included measures of behavior and psychological problems such as aggressive behaviour, depression, dissociation, and low self - esteem; and measures at two time points, first at entry into the study (median age 11 years) and approximately 7 years later (median age 18 years). The specific questions being addressed were : (a) whether subgroups or profiles, based on the specific characteristics of the sexual abuse experienced, can be identified in this sample of abused females; and (b) whether these profile groups predict different patterns of adverse short - or long - term outcomes.

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