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INTERVIEWING FOR SEXUAL ABUSE: RELIABILITY AND EFFECT OF INTERVIEWER GENDER

By: FRY, R.P.

Contributor(s): ET AL.

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BookSubject(s): Abusos sexuales | Actitudes institucionales | Detección | Efectos | Entrevistas | Género | Género y familiaGenre/Form: Documental In: CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT Vol. 20, no. 8 (1996), p. 725-729

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