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. New York, NY: Plenum Press. Isaacs, S. S. (1928). The mental hygiene of the pre-school child. British Journal of Medical Psychology, 8, 186-193. Johnston, M. S. K. (1979). The sexually mistreated child: Diagnostic evaluation. Child Abuse & Neglect, 3, 943-951. Kris, E. (1950). The significance of Fre

ften appear sexualized to an adult . . . As a result, it is more appropriate to describe this behavior as affection-seeking rather than seductive" (Johnston, 1979, pp. 948.949). • "'Everybody knows' that adults must protect themselves from ground- less accusations of seductive or vindictive young people

. Social Problems. 13, 176-192. Groth, A. N., & Birnbaum. H. J. (1979). Men who rape: The psychology of the offender. New York. NY: Plenum Press. Isaacs. S. S. (1928). The mental hygiene of the pm-school child. British Journal of Medical Psychology. & 186-193. Johnston. M. S. K. (1979). The sexually

y often appear sexualized to an adult ... As a result, it is mom appropriate to describe this behavior as affection-seeking rather than seductive" (Johnston, 1979, pp. 948-949). • "'Everybody knows' that adults must protect themselves from ground- less accusations of seductive or vindictive young people

on complex posuraumatic reactions and many textbooks inaccurately de- scribe dissociation and the effects of repeated trauma (Brand, 2016: Kissee, Isaacson, & Miller-Perrin, 2014: Simiola, Smothers, Thompson. & Cook, 2018; Wilgus, Packer, Lile- King, Miller-Perrin. & Brand, 2015). Brief Case Example S

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