Sexual Behaviors of Latency Age Children in Residential Treatment

One hundred and fifty eight children between the ages of 6 and 11 in residential treatment were assessed using measures designed to study their everyday problem behaviors as well as their sexual behaviors. The frequency of natural and expectable sexual behaviors is given, as well as a description of...

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Published inSexual Abuse and Residential Treatment pp. 1 - 22
Main Authors Johnson, Toni Cavanagh, Aoki, Wayne T.
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published Routledge 1993
Edition1
Subjects
Treatment Team Meetings
Child Behavior Checklist
Non-abused Children
Positive Sexual Relationships
Physical Contact
Sexually Abused Group
Sexual Behavior Problems
Non-abused Group
Specific Sexual Behaviors
Contact
Residential Facilities
Extraterrestrial
Affirmative Training
CBCL Scale
Side Ways
Residential Staff
Residential Care
Child Care Workers
Residential Treatment
Latency Aged Children
Firemen
Children's Sexual Behaviors
Sexual Behaviors
Violated
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Summary:One hundred and fifty eight children between the ages of 6 and 11 in residential treatment were assessed using measures designed to study their everyday problem behaviors as well as their sexual behaviors. The frequency of natural and expectable sexual behaviors is given, as well as a description of more problematic sexual behaviors. The relationship between everyday problem behaviors and the childrens' rating on a scale to measure sexual functioning is described. Suggestions for training and supervision of child care workers and all residential staff regarding children's sexual problems are included.
ISBN:9781560244752
1138981710
1560244755
9781138981713
DOI:10.4324/9781315792866-1