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Children

Today's abused children are tomorrow's adult survivors.

Attempts to reduce the incidence of CSA will also focus heavily on children, and the experiences of children and adults are closely interlinked. This section gives some examples of research with children and teenagers,and possible priorities for policy.

Carevisions trauma effects on teens [MS PowerPoint 2mb]
Carevisions trauma and high risk behaviour [MS PowerPoint 1.7mb]
Teen pregnancy, Hillis [pdf 274k]
Evaluating CSA in children, Kellogg [pdf 262k]
Online risks to children, Mitchell [MS Word 345k]
Children video disclosure, Sjoberg [pdf 88k]
Future of child protection, Hall [pdf 58k]
Traumatic impact on children, Finkelhor [pdf 84k]
Rovi costs of chd abuse [pdf 84k]

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