Subtypes of Psychiatric Inpatient Women Who Have Been Sexually Abused
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Summary
The sexual abuse histories of 171 women admitted to a psychiatric inpatient service revealed that 40.3% had a positive history of sexual abuse and the DSM-III diagnoses made on discharge were not related to presence of abuse, age of abuse onset, duration and frequency of Abuse, or relationship of the victim to the perpetrator.
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- article
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- 1992-06-01
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Keywords
Sexual abuse, Psychiatry, Clinical psychology, Coping (psychology), Psychology
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