1995
DOI: 10.1016/0145-2134(94)00115-b
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Comparative psychopathology of women who experienced intra-familial versus extra-familial sexual abuse

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“…This result does not confirm with recent studies, reporting no systematic differences in psychopathology between intra- and extra-familiar abuse victims (Gregory-Bills & Rhodeback, 1995; Lucenko et al 2000; Bal et al 2004). Victims of parental abuse might, therefore, share other characteristics influencing the long-term sequelae: they tend to have a younger age of onset and a longer duration of abuse (Gregory-Bills & Rhodeback, 1995) – which is confirmed by the high intercorrelations of these variables in our analysis. Future studies should include more victim, perpetrator, and family characteristics within one sample to investigate the link and mechanism of development between dissociation and parental abuse.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 80%
“…This result does not confirm with recent studies, reporting no systematic differences in psychopathology between intra- and extra-familiar abuse victims (Gregory-Bills & Rhodeback, 1995; Lucenko et al 2000; Bal et al 2004). Victims of parental abuse might, therefore, share other characteristics influencing the long-term sequelae: they tend to have a younger age of onset and a longer duration of abuse (Gregory-Bills & Rhodeback, 1995) – which is confirmed by the high intercorrelations of these variables in our analysis. Future studies should include more victim, perpetrator, and family characteristics within one sample to investigate the link and mechanism of development between dissociation and parental abuse.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 80%
“…Child sexual abuse can produce painful and long-lasting consequences for victims and their families. This is an important public health issue given the documented short-term (e.g., Trickett, Reiffman, Horowitz, & Putnam, 1997) and long-term negative impact (Elliott & Briere, 1992; Gregory-Bills & Rhodeback, 1995) of sexual abuse on victims and their families. A substantial proportion of sexual assaults are committed by youths in their teens.…”
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“…These data might be interpreted to indicate that traumatized children eventually tend to dissociate knowledge of their traumatic experiences from the feelings that these experiences evoked, and at the same time these unresolved affects leave the children prone to experience the same affects in other everyday situations [19]. Gregory-Bills and Rhodeback [20] reported that psychopathology is much more evident in women who have experienced intrafamilial sexual abuse than those who have experienced extrafamilial sexual abuse. We demonstrated that sexual abuse of incest type is seems to be most related to dissociation in our university student sample.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%