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Factors Influencing CSA Disclosure Rates by Elham is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This study explores the low rates of disclosure of child sexual abuse (CSA) among victims, revealing that approximately 50% informally disclose their abuse while only 10% report it to authorities. Factors influencing non-disclosure include psychological barriers such as shame and fear, as well as external pressures like the relationship with the perpetrator. The findings highlight the need for improved understanding and support mechanisms to encourage victims to disclose their experiences and seek help.

Author

Elham

Language

EN