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The Seduction of Children: Empowering Parents and Teachers to Protect Children from Child Sexual Abuse

Christiane Sanderson

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Acknowledgements. Introduction. 1.What is child sexual abuse? 2. The development of children's sexuality. 3. Child sexual abusers. 4. Child sexual abuse and the Internet. 5. The grooming of children. 6. The impact of child sexual abuse on the child. 7. The signs and symptoms of child sexual abuse. 8. Understanding the sexually abused child. 9. Protecting children from child sexual abuse in the community. 10. The prevention of child sexual abuse. Appendix I. Useful websites. Appendix II. Glossary of Internet terms. References. Index.

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Acknowledgements. Introduction. 1.What is child sexual abuse? 2. The development of children's sexuality. 3. Child sexual abusers. 4. Child sexual abuse and the Internet. 5. The grooming of children. 6. The impact of child sexual abuse on the child. 7. The signs and symptoms of child sexual abuse. 8. Understanding the sexually abused child. 9. Protecting children from child sexual abuse in the community. 10. The prevention of child sexual abuse. Appendix I. Useful websites. Appendix II. Glossary of Internet terms. References. Index.

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Acknowledgements. Introduction. 1.What is child sexual abuse? 2. The development of children's sexuality. 3. Child sexual abusers. 4. Child sexual abuse and the Internet. 5. The grooming of children. 6. The impact of child sexual abuse on the child. 7. The signs and symptoms of child sexual abuse. 8. Understanding the sexually abused child. 9. Protecting children from child sexual abuse in the community. 10. The prevention of child sexual abuse. Appendix I. Useful websites. Appendix II. Glossary of Internet terms. References. Index.

Key concepts: Child sexual abuse, Sexual abuse, Child abuse, Human sexuality, Psychology, Glossary, Medicine, Psychiatry

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