Titlebook: Sexuality; A Developmental Appr Betty N. Gordon,Carolyn S. Schroeder Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995 assessment.beh

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Betty N. Gordon,Carolyn S. Schroedermportant contributor to democratic politics. Scientific ways of thinking were the intellectual means to reject the tyranny of traditional culture and ascribed status for an identity that recognises the individual as the bearer of human rights in a new relationship to society. These new ways of think

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Treatment of Sexual Abuse,e treatment methods are discussed, followed by a description of specific individual and group treatment approaches. Finally, a format for short-term treatment is presented that helps in the immediate crisis of disclosure and provides information on the need for further treatment.

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Book 1995d by knowledge. Some of my early research in sexual abuse of children led me to realize that sexual behavior was a reliable marker of victimization in a relatively large percentage of children (Friedrich, Urquiza, & Beilke, 1986). My blinders to sexuality were evident in that I had not even hypothes

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Normal Sexual Development,s baby is going to get out.” At this point, the mother gave them a detailed explanation and the children asked her to repeat it a second time, saying, “We’ve got to get this just right so we can tell Daddy. He doesn’t know a thing about this!”

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Sexual Problems,h issues of divorce and custody. This discussion is followed by an examination of the literature on physical and behavioral sexual problems, including sexual errors of the body, gender identity disorder, precocious puberty, and sexualized behavior.

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Normal Sexual Development,ted by the following situation that occurred in the family of a physician, his wife, who was a nurse, and their three children. The mother was expecting their fourth child, but despite repeated requests from the children for information about the birth process, the parents had avoided discussing the

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