… In such studies, adults are asked whether they ever experienced child abuse and, if so, …
This question was followed by asking why anyone was/was not told. If participants indicated they …

… to child sexual abuse, and our focus is this interview is on the process leading to the discovery
/ disclosure of the abuse. … the abuse: Do you have any thoughts on why you told about the …

… First, when asked about why they decided to informally disclose their abuse, many
victims stated they disclosed because they knew the behavior was wrong. Additional open-ended …

… in qualitative studies on child sexual abuse (CSA) disclosure in … what helps children disclose
experiences of sexual abuse. … And I was like, yeah, I know, like that's why I came to you. So …

… 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 …

… child sexual abuse (CSA), little is known about how gender affects disclosure. This article
aims to quantitatively examine whether gender differences exist in formal (to legal or child … why …

… Several studies conducted in clinical and non-clinical settings have described why and when
children disclose sexual abuse. Yet, there is incomplete understanding of how adolescents …

Background Recent evidence suggests that offspring of mothers having been exposed to
childhood abuse and neglect (CA&N) are at increased risk of developmental problems and that …

… This study investigated the factor structure and internal consistency of the ISCPAN Child
Abuse Screening Tool (ICAST) Child Version and used multigroup confirmatory factor analysis …

Disclosure of childhood sexual abuse (CSA) is a complex, multifaceted process with many
barriers that are largely shaped by individual, familial, and systemic characteristics. Children …