Thirtyconsensus years on of empirical basic child research forensic-interview on
interviewing strategies. of children Techniques brings us (“tools”) close to aimed to optimize …

Disclosure rates of child sexual abuse (CSA) to both social supports and law enforcement
are concerningly low, although more research is needed to understand factors that impact …

The contribution of psychology to knowledge on child protection is substantial. This article
reviews this contribution and suggests opportunities for psychology to contribute more …

Background The literature is inconsistent as to the relationship between age at time of abuse
and time to disclosure of child sexual abuse (CSA) and the factors that influence early …

Most previous studies on disclosing child sexual abuse (CSA) have either been
retrospective or focused on children who already have disclosed. The present study aimed …

Objective: The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of adverse childhood
experiences and life events on the inhibitory control ability, cognitive flexibility, and working …

Background Nondisclosure in cases of child sexual abuse (CSA) can lead to numerous
aversive outcomes for children who have been sexually abused, the most serious of which …

This article analyzes how women survivors of intrafamilial child sexual abuse perceive the
family members who took part in keeping it secret and their tactics for doing so. Analysis of …

Objective Children who experience sexual abuse (CSA) often delay disclosure, thus
impeding early interventions. This study explores predictors of disclosure latency in a …

The most common diagnoses after childhood sexual abuse are Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder and depression. The aim of this study is to design a decision support system to …