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Table of Contents for this month’s ISPCAN Journal Articles:
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ISPCAN International Journal of Child Abuse & Neglect is an renowned monthly publication of the best practices, data and research from all over the world. Members receive the Journal every month as part of their membership.
May article: Evaluation of a school-based CSA prevention program in Ecuador
Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a complex public health problem [...]
April article: Verbal abuse and newborn hearing screening referrals
This study, part of the ongoing, nationwide Japan Environment and [...]
March article: Long-term consequences of child sexual abuse in Saudi Arabia
This article summarizes results of a national study on the [...]
January article: Adults’ recalls of the process towards final CSA disclosure
When child sexual abuse (CSA) is not disclosed, children run [...]
December article: The prevalence of child sexual abuse disclosure in forensic settings
Identification, substantiation, prosecution, and treatment of child sexual abuse often [...]
November article: Screening for ACEs: Cautions and suggestions
This article by renowned researcher David Finklehor argues that it is [...]
October article: A longitudinal perspective on male victims of child sexual abuse in South Africa and adult mental health
In this study, Richter, Mathews, Nonterah, and Masilela examined childhood [...]
September article: Impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on adult alcohol consumption behaviors
Long-term negative physical and mental health problems occur from a [...]
August: From mother to child: Maternal betrayal trauma and risk for maltreatment and psychopathology in the next generation
Abstract: This study by Rebecca L. Babcock Fenerci and Brian Allen investigated whether experiences of [...]
New July article: Exploring detection of contact vs. fantasy online sexual offenders in chats with minors
Abstract: This study by Ming MingChiu, Kathryn C. Seigfried-Spellar, and Tatiana R. Ringenberg is the first [...]