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[YEAR] 1998 [CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE LITIGATION] Sexual behavior in children- why some and not others? [AUTHOR] Jerid M Fisher PhD [SELECTION] 1089 [ABSTRACT] While sexual abuse was the best prediction of sexual behaviors, its reported frequency was related to other variables. These included family sexuality, family violence, life events, exposure to peer sexuality, and parental attitudes about child sexuality. In addition, some interesting age and gender patterns emerged which have led to the development of subscales labeled developmentally related sexual behavior and sexual abuse specific behaviors. The participant will learn about the range and diversity of sexual behavior in children and how sexual behavior is related to a range of family and abuse variables, each apparently modifying the manifestations of sexual behavior. [SOURCE] 
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