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Title: RE: Beliefs on Child Sexual Abuse

A very good place to start is the National Center on Sexual Behavior in Youth. They have a myths and fact sheet on line.  The web address is:  www.ncsby.org

Rob Longo

 
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-----Original Message-----
From: sara.ferreira [mailto:sara.ferreira@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 12:04 PM
To: Child Maltreatment Researchers
Subject: Beliefs on Child Sexual Abuse


Greetings,
 
I'm a portuguese final year student of the psychology course and my monography thesis is related to the child sexual abuse beliefs (and knowledges) theme.

 
Thus, i would like to know if does anyone knows or can send me some bibliographic references concerning the following topics:

 
1) Empirical studies on child sexual abuse beliefs (or myths);
2) Literature on child sexual abuse myths and stereotypes (among the general population);
3) Literature on cultural myths and supports for rape and (specialy) child sexual abuse;
4) Some papers concerning the child sexual abuse allegations (in juror trials) and the "false memories" questions (specialy, replies to Elisabeth Loftus);

5) And finaly, literature on prevention of child sexual abuse.
 
>From now, please accept my best thanks for your attention.
 
Best regards to all of you,
 
Sara Ferreira



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