Family Responses to Young People Who have Sexually Abused: Anger, Ambivalence and Acceptance
Family Responses to Young People Who have Sexually Abused: Anger, Ambivalence and Acceptance
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1099-0860.2012.00471.x
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发表时间：
2014-03-01
影响因子：
1.7
通讯作者：
Masson, Helen
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作者：
Hackett, Simon;Phillips, Josie;Masson, Helen
对117名曾对他人进行性虐待的英国年轻人的数据进行了检查，以调查家庭对年轻性虐待者的管理反应的性质和影响。父母的反应各不相同，从完全支持孩子，到矛盾和不确定，在连续体的另一端，到彻底拒绝。当孩子的受害者是家庭外的时，父母更有可能支持，当受害者是家庭内的时，父母更有可能支持。兄弟姐妹的反应是复杂的，并强烈影响是否该兄弟姐妹是受害者的年轻人的虐待或没有。政策和实践的影响进行了讨论。
Data on 117 British young people who had sexually abused others were examined in order to investigate the nature and impact of family responses on the management of young sexual abusers. Parental responses were varied, ranging from being entirely supportive of the child, through to ambivalence and uncertainty and, at the other end of the continuum, to outright rejection. Parents were more likely to be supportive when their child's victims were extra-familial and condemnatory when the victims were intra-familial. Sibling responses were complex and strongly influenced by whether that sibling was the victim of the young person's abuse or not. Policy and practice implications are discussed.