2018
DOI: 10.1186/s41935-018-0058-6
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Teaching children about self-protection from sexual abuse: could it be a cause for source monitoring errors and fantasy? (Two case reports)

Abstract: Background: Child sexual abuse, being most of the time a hidden crime that is kept lifelong undisclosed, was found to have strong influence on the victim. Unless a hard evidence (physical evidence, eyewitness, perpetrator confession) was present, decision on the case will depend solely on the child's account. In spite of efforts to get accurate information, children tend to mix events they have experienced with those seen on TV, heard in a story or even introduced by others while questioning about the event. S… Show more

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“…In similar line, Rahimi Khalifeh Kandi et al (11) demonstrated that the child must firmly reject any unwanted behavior by saying no says no firmly to any unwanted behavior and that they can talk to their parents or other trusted adults if upsetting something happens to them. However, Alsaifet al (26) found that teaching children how to defend themselves from sexual abuse may be their first exposure to sexual concerns and may therefore result in incorrect monitoring of child sexual assault. This is also in agreement with Aboelmagd et al (17) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In similar line, Rahimi Khalifeh Kandi et al (11) demonstrated that the child must firmly reject any unwanted behavior by saying no says no firmly to any unwanted behavior and that they can talk to their parents or other trusted adults if upsetting something happens to them. However, Alsaifet al (26) found that teaching children how to defend themselves from sexual abuse may be their first exposure to sexual concerns and may therefore result in incorrect monitoring of child sexual assault. This is also in agreement with Aboelmagd et al (17) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The explanation of these satisfactory results suggests that empowerment programs through parental education should be continuously improved and receive further support from the community. The role of mothers in the primary education of children, as emphasized in the theory (Alsaif et al, 2018), is increasingly highlighted and appreciated in efforts to create a safe and friendly environment for children in the Wonokromo sub-district, Surabaya. Satisfactory results were also evident in the parents' ability to actively listen and provide feedback by asking and answering questions during education sessions through leaflet media between the community engagement team from UNUSA's Faculty of Nursing and parents in the RW 2 Wonokromo area.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The explanation of these satisfactory results suggests that empowerment programs through parental education should be continuously improved and receive further support from the community. The role of mothers in the primary education of children, as emphasized in the theory (Alsaif et al, 2018), is increasingly highlighted and appreciated in efforts to create a safe and friendly environment for children in the Wonokromo sub-district, Surabaya.…”
Section: |mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hal tersebut sesuai dengan teori bahwa tidak ada satu jenis pekerjaan yang menandingi beratnya tugas keibuan. Peran ibu dinilai sebagai peran tak tergantikan dalam pendidikan pertama pertama bagi anak-anaknya (Alsaif, Almadani, Almoghannam, Al-Farayedhi, & Kharoshah, 2018;Indah, 2020;Neherta & Nurdin, 2017;Roqib, 2018).…”
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