| Autor: |
Gittleson, N. L., Eacott, S. E., Mehta, B. M. |
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British Journal of Psychiatry; Jan78, Vol. 132, p61-66, 6p |
| Abstrakt: |
One-hundred female nurses at a psychiatric hospital were interviewed in an attempt to assess the overall frequency of having been the victim of indecent exposure and to describe it as experienced by the victim. Forty-four of the subjects had been victims of indecent exposure, one-third of these on two or more occasions. The attitudes of those who had been victims were no different from the attitudes of those who had not. One-third of all incidents had not been disclosed to anyone. In over one-fifth of the episodes the reaction of the family and friends in whom the victim confided had been more distressing to the victim than the episode itself. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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