Rewiktymizacja w życiu polskich kobiet z doświadczeniem wykorzystania seksualnego w dzieciństwie
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Wyniki przeprowadzonych badań potwierdziły, że wystąpienie wykorzystania seksualnego w dzieciństwie wiąże się z większą szansą wystąpienia przemocy seksualnej w dorosłości oraz że większe natężenie surowości wykorzystania seksualnego w dzieciństwie wiąże się z większym natężeniem surowości rewiktymizacji. Zrealizowane badania nie wykazały natomiast, by większe natężenie surowości wykorzystania seksualnego w dzieciństwie zwiększało szansę wystąpienia rewiktymizacji w dorosłości.
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