When children are officially interviewed about their recollections of possible sexual abuse, their reports are especially credible if: they are asked specific, detailed questions about the issue rather than more general, open-ended questions. after responding to an interviewer, they are repeatedly asked the same question they just answered. they use anatomically correct dolls to indicate if and where they had been physically touched. involved adults have not discussed the issue with them prior to the interview?

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Emerson Tyler

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19 May, 11:16

When children are officially interviewed about their recollections of possible sexual abuse, their reports are especially credible if: they are asked specific, detailed questions about the issue rather than more general, open-ended questions. after responding to an interviewer, they are repeatedly asked the same question they just answered. they use anatomically correct dolls to indicate if and where they had been physically touched. involved adults have not discussed the issue with them prior to the interview?

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Kamila Hess · Answer 1

When children are officially interviewed about their recollections of possible sexual abuse, their reports are especially credible if "involved adults have not discussed the issue with them prior to the interview. "

A child is sexually abused when they are constrained or influenced to participate in sexual exercises. This doesn't need to be physical contact and it can happen on the web. Some of the time the tyke won't comprehend that the end result for's them is mishandle. They may not comprehend that it's off-base. Or then again they might be reluctant to stand up. That is the reason we're attempting to end the quietness around youngster sexual mishandle, and give kids a voice when they frantically require support.