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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Interviewing in child abuse"”.
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The effects of foster care residence and age of child on credibility of child sexual abuse allegations
Research demonstrates that children who have been sexually abused are at increased risk for further abuse. Children placed into foster care are also at heightened risk for abuse in their foster homes. While much research has been conducted concerning the credibility of children’s sexual abuse …
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Effects of child age and type of detail reported on credibility of child abuse allegations
With repeated experiences, children’s reports of an event tend to contain fewer episodic, contextually embedded details and more inconsistencies. In one prior study, children who experienced a play event four times were rated by mock jurors as less accurate and less believable than children who …
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Suggestibility in children: A review: Suggestibility differences between children with and without mild intellectual impairment
Literature review: The following review outlines the broad area of children and suggestibility with a focus on children with intellectual disabilities. Key determinants of suggestibility including cognitive, social and stress factors underpinning the phenomenon are examined. Secondly, …