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Crocodile talk: Attributions of incestuously abused and nonabused sisters
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Auteurs : Kathleen Monahan
Périodique : Child Abuse & Neglect
Numéros : vol. 21, nº 1, ISSN 0145-2134 (Imprimé)
Dates : Date de publication: 01/1997
Etendue : pp. 19-34
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Crocodile talk: Attributions of incestuously abused and nonabused sisters
Résumé :This study is a qualitative analysis of the attributions of sisters (abused and nonabused sister dyads, n = 10 and abused sister dyads, n = 10) who grew up in an incestuous family. While the sibling subsystem is reported to be the most important and enduring relational environment in the life of the family, little is known about the cognitions and attributions of siblings, regarding incest. This study examines the attributions of participants regarding the general sibling group, victim selection and nonselection, as well as attributions regarding jealousy, protection, and guilt within the sister relationship.
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Langue : anglais
Numéro de fiche : 1738
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Type de fiche : Article de périodique
Création : 16/01/2019
Dernière modification : 17/01/2019
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