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Impact of child sexual abuse: A review of the research. By Browne, Angela; Finkelhor, David Psychological Bulletin. Vol 99(1), Jan 1986, 66-77. Abstract
Reviews studies that have tried to empirically confirm the effects of child sexual abuse cited in the clinical literature. In regard to initial effects, empirical studies have indicated reactions—in at least some portion of the victim population—of fear, anxiety, depression, anger and hostility, aggression, and sexually inappropriate behavior. Frequently reported long-term effects include depression and self-destructive behavior, anxiety, feelings of isolation and stigma, poor self-esteem, difficulty in trusting others, a tendency toward revictimization, substance abuse, and sexual maladjustment. The kinds of abuse that appear to be most damaging are experiences involving father figures, genital contact, and force. The effects of duration and frequency of abuse, age at onset, the child's reporting of the offense, parental reaction, and institutional response are also considered. The controversy over the impact of child sexual abuse is discussed. (49 ref) (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2009 APA, all rights reserved)
The bold is proof that people who are molested when they are younger are prone to re victimize(to less educated people) this means, increased chance that they develop emotions that make them molest a child.
To the more stupid idiots who think they know everything and cannot even fucking read, eat this shit, you duffus motherfucking barbarians! Your the ones that deserve to be disemboweled and castrated! But not really, unless you change.
In short, FUCK you, you stupid violent and naive Sons of fucking retards! Wait wait it isnt your fault, your just not educated...consider this your first lesson in psychology....NOTHING IS SIMPLE, EVERYTHING IN THE MIND IS COMPLEX!
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