Survivor Experience of a Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Program: A Pilot Study
Survivor Experience of a Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Program: A Pilot Study
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DOI:
10.1177/0886260513488690
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发表时间:
2013-09-01
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
Topping, Keith J.
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作者:
Barron, Ian G.;Topping, Keith J.
Addressing gaps in the research, the current study assesses the impact of a community-based child sexual abuse prevention program on known survivor knowledge/skills, disclosures, and subjective experience. Methodologically, novel measures of program fidelity and implementation cost are applied. A pre- posttest wait-list control design was utilized with intervention (n = 10) and comparison groups (n = 10). Measures included a standardized knowledge/skill questionnaire, coding of disclosures, subjective experience questionnaires, in-depth interviews, video analysis of program adherence, and a measure of cost. Analysis involved nonparametric tests and thematic analysis of interview and video data. Cost was calculated for the group and per survivor. Survivors achieved significant gains in knowledge/skills, made further disclosures, and were positive about their program experience. No gains were identified in the control group. Costs were small. Future studies need to explore survivor experience of programs delivered in classrooms.