Evaluación psiéopatológica del abuso sexual en el niño

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1995-12-30

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Domenech, E. (1995). Evaluación psiéopatológica del abuso sexual en el niño. Revista De Psiquiatría Infanto-Juvenil, (4), 254–261. Recuperado a partir de https://aepnya.eu/index.php/revistaaepnya/article/view/716

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Núm. 4 (1995): Octubre-Diciembre

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  • E Domenech Universidad Autónoma Barcelona

Palabras clave:

Abuso sexual infantil, Evaluación clínica del abuso sexual

Resumen

Se estudia la evaluación del niño que ha sido víctima de abuso sexual, desde una doble vertiente, clínica y judicial. Se insiste en la importancia de hacer una evaluación correcta, que permita esclarecer los hechos y proteger al menor. Se dan pautas para realizar dicha evaluación y se describen algunos instrumentos concretos tales como el «Child Sexual Behavior Inventory» o CBSI y las muñecas anatómicas. También se trata el diagnóstico diferencial del abuso con las falsas declaraciones de abuso sexual.

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