Re: victim disclosure changes question

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Also read the Bradley and Wood article which specifically looked at Sorenson and Snow's claims and falsified them.

Bradley, A. R., & Wood, J. M. (1996). How do children tell? the disclosure process in child sexual abuse. Child Abuse & Neglect, 20(9), 881­891.

Holly



>Subject:     Re: victim disclosure changes question
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>If you want to use the S & S study, see caution in Ceci & Bruck, Jeopardy 
>in the Courtroom, ftnt. 5 on p. 34.
>
>At 01:19 PM 1/4/01 -0500, you wrote:
>>I recall an article by Sorenson and Snow on the process of disclosure...would
>>have been early 90's. I believe it was in Child Welfare, but could be
>>mistaken. As I recall it followed a group of disclosers for whom there was
>>either a subsequent confession or strong medical evidence, and then went back
>>to examine their earliest disclosure. There was a high percentage of initial
>>denial. I'm fuzzy on the specifics, but I'm quite certain of the authorship
>>so it should be easily located in a lit search.
>>
>>
>>Raelene Freitag
>>Children's Research Center
>>916-419-6223


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