Child Sexual Behavior Inventory

Friedrich, William N.; Grambsch, Patricia M.; Damon, Linda; Hewitt, Sandra K.; Koverola, Catherine; Lang, Reuben A.; Wolfe, Vicki; Broughton, Daniel D.

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“…The Child Sexual Behavior Inventory (CSBI; Friedrich, 1998) is a reliable and valid measure that evaluates the sexual behaviors observed in children, ages 2 to 12, during the prior 6 months (Friedrich, 1998). Nine domains frequently associated with childhood sexual abuse are tapped by this instrument: Boundary Problems, Exhibitionism, Gender Role Behavior, Self-Stimulation, Sexual Anxiety, Sexual Interest, Sexual Intrusiveness, Sexual Knowledge, and Voyeuristic Behavior.…”

Section: Symptom Measures For Children and Adolescentsmentioning

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Phenomenology and psychological assessment of complex posttraumatic states

2005

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The authors offer a framework for the assessment of psychological responses associated with exposure to early onset, multiple, or extended traumatic stressors. Six prominent and overlapping symptoms clusters are described: altered self-capacities, cognitive symptoms, mood disturbance, overdeveloped avoidance responses, somatoform distress, and posttraumatic stress. A strategy for the structured, psychometrically valid assessment of these outcomes is introduced, and specific recommendations for use of various generic and trauma-specific child and adult measures are provided. Implications of trauma assessment for treatment planning are discussed.Reactions to overwhelming psychological stressors can be viewed as residing on a complexity continuum. At one end are responses to adult-onset, single-incident, traumatic events (e.g., a motor vehicle accident, a mugging) that occur in individuals with adequate childhood development, a normoreactive nervous system, and no comorbid psychological disorders. At the opposite end are responses to early onset, multiple, extended, and sometimes highly invasive traumatic events, frequently of an interpersonal nature, often involving a significant amount of stigma or shame, that occur in individuals who, for a variety of reasons, may be more vulnerable to stress effects.Individuals at the high end of this complexity continuum are the subject of this article. These individuals are likely to experience a variety of posttraumatic symptoms and negative mood states, and often present with chronic affect regulation and interpersonal difficulties

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Phenomenology and psychological assessment of complex posttraumatic states

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“…This is a 38-item standardized checklist of child sexual behavior in the past 6 months completed by caregivers (Friedrich, 1997). The measure has demonstrated good psychometric properties with children 2 to 12 years old.…”

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Persistence of Problematic Sexual Behaviors in Children

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2012

Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology

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“…Snyder (2000) found that overall, 6% of the offenders who sexually assaulted juveniles were female. Friedrich's investigation of sexual behavior problems in children in a national sample indicates that males and females demonstrate the same types of sexual behaviors up to age 12 (Friedrich et al 1997;Gray et al 1997) with no significant gender differences found on the Child Sexual Behavior Inventory (CSBI; Friedrich, 2001) up to age 12 (Gray et al, 1997). However, after age 12, boys begin to demonstrate significantly higher scores on the CSBI (Gray et al, 1997).…”

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“…Surprisingly, however, research exploring the correlates of SBP among youth in the child welfare system is limited relative to the proportionally higher rates of SBP in this population (Friedrich, Baker, Parker, Schneiderman, Gries & Archer, 2005;Friedrich, 1997). Additionally, research has primarily focused on main effects and has yet to regularly study possible moderators and mediators of SBPs.…”

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Youth in Substitute Care Presenting With Sexual Behavior Problems

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Child Sexual Behavior Inventory

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Phenomenology and psychological assessment of complex posttraumatic states

Phenomenology and psychological assessment of complex posttraumatic states

Persistence of Problematic Sexual Behaviors in Children

Youth in Substitute Care Presenting With Sexual Behavior Problems

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