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This document, a page from a legal filing, discusses the psychological complexities of child sexual abuse (CSA) disclosure. It cites academic research to explain why victims often delay reporting abuse until adulthood, pointing to factors like grooming by the perpetrator, shame, self-blame, and attachment to the abuser. The text also explains how traumatic memory is encoded, noting that victims often focus only on the most salient details, which can lead to the loss of specific information over time.
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| Name | Role | Context |
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| McElvaney | Author |
Cited as the author of the article “Disclosure of Child Sexual Abuse: Delays, Non-disclosure, and Partial Disclosure”...
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| Bicanic et al. | Author |
Cited as the author of the article “Predictors of delayed disclosure of rape in female adolescents and young adults” ...
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| Name | Type | Context |
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| Child Abuse Rev. | Academic Journal |
The journal in which McElvaney's article was published.
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| Euro. J. of Psychotraumatology | Academic Journal |
The journal in which the article by Bicanic et al. was published.
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Key Quotes (3)
"Disclosure of Child Sexual Abuse: Delays, Non-disclosure, and Partial Disclosure"Source
— McElvaney
(Title of a cited academic article.)
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"There is consensus in the research literature that most people who experience sexual abuse in childhood do not disclose this abuse until adulthood, and when disclosure does occur in childhood, significant delays are common."Source
— McElvaney (citing research consensus)
(A parenthetical statement summarizing a consensus in research literature, included in the citation of McElvaney's 2015 article.)
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"Predictors of delayed disclosure of rape in female adolescents and young adults"Source
— Bicanic et al.
(Title of a cited academic article.)
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