... questions based on his or her false hypothesis, a significant number of children abandoned their contradictions and endorsed the interviewer's hypothesis. Similar findings have been reported by petit et al (1990) and Clarke-Stewart et al (1989). It would be useful if you could consider this for the interviewing used on the children in this case. There are further interviewing techniques that have ... of the child is their ability to remember particular occurrences of repeated events. There is evidence to suggest that children have difficulty remembering occurrences in sequence. For inst...

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... substance abuse, and the development of mood disorders. "Individuals who have experienced abuse of neglect in childhood are 1.3-3.1 times more likely to experience lifetime major depressive disorder."(Kendler et Al., 2000: Widom, DuMont, & Czaja, 2007). Researchers also believe that the dependence of alcohol or other substances are higher in the people with child sex abuse than those who have ... sexually abused as a child. "Smoking and depressive disorders frequently co-occur. Studies show that individuals with current diagnoses, prevalence of smoking ranges from 38% to 46%" (Lasser et ...

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... a bank robbery where hostages developed a fondness for their captors.  Similar psychological processes drawn between battered women and their abusers. Characteristics are a consequence of being in life threatening relationships. (Graham et al, 1998) cited in (Yllo & Bograd, 1998:218)  Unequal power relations between the two can lead to emotional bonding (ibid) Mistreatment followed by kindness reinforces the bond. Walker (1979) ... and have an aversion to refiges. (Glass, 195:143)  Mooney (1994) discovered that a percentage of men who admitted using violence did not differ appr...

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... ...closely reflecting the Homebuilders model" (Linblad, Dore and Stern, 1998, pg. 14-15). The Homebuilders model "is based on a crisis intervention theory, social systems theory and social learning theory" (Linblad et al. 1998, pg. 15). Their goal is to "add resources to relieve pressure and to facilitate the development of a safe, nurturing environment for children within the context of family" (Kinney, Haapala ... CPS or the environment of the home is so hostile that the parent is refusing to let the child/children live with them, or the child is running away. (Kinney et al. 1991, pg 1...

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... hits his wife he learned this act by observing this father. Now if his child observed the same domestic abuse the trait can go on from generation to generation. Townsend et.al (2006) has reported that men who have seen their parents attack each other are three times more likely to hit their own wives, compared to those who did not grow ... ...

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