… that will address responses to child abuse and inform both prevention and intervention efforts.
… of the stupid questions they ask. Like they ask me, So why did you keep going to him? (…

… a child expressing confusion about why law enforcement or social workers were asking about
the child's … or experiences with perpetrator) or the child describing her experiences or the …

… Palestinian society and acceptable to ask. When interviewees found questions unacceptable,
we asked them to explain why. Finally, participants were asked what questions might be …

… as to why childhood emotional abuse is currently more … of childhood emotional and
psychological abuse. Therefore, we … on childhood verbal abuse across the disciplines of child …

… all students taking courses on child abuse, child maltreatment, family … child maltreatment
and/or anyone interested in the problem. This book is based on the legal system and the Child …

… All of these factors partially explain why children who have experienced extrafamilial
abuse are observed to develop better resilience, which should have a positive impact on their …

… Participants were asked questions such as: "Have you asked for help in school in the past
… you not ask for help in school or why do you think there are students who do not ask for help …

… : “…where doctors start to delve into the who, what, where, when and why’s more so than
just what they need to know, in my opinion, it gets into the prosecuting end.” One law …

… argue for a different approach to the child who may be a victim of sexual abuse. Parents
and … “why now?”—thereby blaming the child for not coming forward at the time of the abuse. …

… victims of child abuse. For example, in several field studies, researchers investigated the
accuracy of child victims’ … Interviewers open the conversation by asking, “Tell me why you came …