Identifying and understanding factors that promote or inhibit child sexual abuse (CSA)
disclosures has the potential to facilitate earlier disclosures, assist survivors to receive …

Children and young people often choose not to disclose sexual abuse, thus preventing
access to help and allowing perpetrators to continue undetected. A nuanced understanding …

Uncovering the pathways to disclosures of child sexual abuse (CSA) and the factors
influencing the willingness of victims to talk about the abuse is paramount to the …

This study evaluates and synthesizes qualitative evidence addressing factors affecting a
child's decision to disclose an experience of sexual abuse. Childhood sexual abuse is a …

The aim was to understand the factors influencing informal disclosure of child sexual abuse
experiences, taking account of dynamics operating prior to, during, and following disclosure …

Although parents are essential to child sexual abuse (CSA) prevention efforts, their views on
prevention and protection are not always represented in the research literature. In this …

The pursuit of justice increasingly relies on productive interactions between witnesses and
investigators from diverse cultural backgrounds during investigative interviews. To date, the …

The increasing use of qualitative methodologies to explore experiences of child sexual
abuse (CSA) disclosure has led to the need to synthesise these findings. Recent reviews …

Background Often times, a child's disclosure is the only forensic evidence available in child
abuse cases. Therefore, understanding disclosure patterns of suspected child abuse victims …

Background Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a prevalent exposure with potentially serious,
negative health consequences, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and its …