Titlebook: Understanding Child Sexual Abuse; Perspectives from th Adele D. Jones Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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Using Our Brain: Understanding the Effects of Child Sexual Abuser the individual child. Within this chapter I take such an approach, exploring the nature, extent, and some of the short and long-term effects of CSA. The chapter goes on to explore the role of the developing brain of a child and the impact of maltreatment, such as CSA, on this development. Through

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A Culturally Contexted Study of Perceptions, Attitudes and Opinions on Child Sexual Abusethe study — ., hereafter referred to as ‘the Study’ (Jones and Trotman Jemmott, 2009). is available on the UNICEF (Barbados) website. The chapter discusses the context in which the Study was situated, describes the methodology and summarises key findings. Chapter 10 will deconstruct narratives of su

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Deconstructing Narratives of Childhood Sexual Abuse, Jones and Trotman Jemmott, 2009). Feminist scholars have reconceptualised the narrative as an epistemological and ontological concept arguing that it is through narrativity that ‘we come to know, understand, and make sense of the social world’ (Somers, 1994, p. 3). Narrative research enables us to

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IMPACT: Interventions and Mitigations to Prevent the Abuse of Children — It’s Time — A Public Healtheffect on individuals, families and communities. In response to this major public health and social problem, the last three decades have witnessed the proliferation of programmes to prevent child sexual abuse (CSA). Yet questions have been raised about the scope, focus and effectiveness of these pro

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Conclusionirty years, and yet this book charts a journey that feels as if it is only just beginning. It is not that awareness of CSA in the Caribbean has only recently dawned, how could this be in a part of the world characterised in part by its history of slavery, indentureship and colonial relations through

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daß sich bei Verpackungsproblemen manchmal weder der Techniker noch der Kaufmann so recht für zuständig hält. Diese Kompetenzzweifel sind eigentlich ganz verständlich. Tatsächlich berührt man mit Verpak- kungsfragen immer einen komplexen Problemkreis, da sich technische und wirtschaftliche, aber au