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ASSESSMENT AND FORENSIC ISSUESB oundaries and Family Practices:Implications for Assessing Child AbuseToni Cavanagh JohnsonRichard I. practices related to hygiene, affection behavior,and privacy were studied using a sample of mental health and child wel-fare professionals. The professionals were asked to use their own experi-ence to state up to what age it was acceptable for parents and children ofthe same gender and mixed gender to engage in certain family virtually all family practices, respondents reported lower appropriateages for mixed gender pairs. Family practices were acceptable for motherswith their daughters up to older ages than fathers with their sons. Results in-dicate high variability in the responses regarding appropriate ages, as wellas whether the behavior was ever acceptable. The implications of these sub-Address correspondence via e-mail to Toni Cavanagh Johnson, PhD, at co-indexing entry note]: Boundaries and Family Practices: Implications for Assessing ChildAbuse.
ASSESSMENT AND FORENSIC ISSUES Boundaries and Family Practices: Implications for Assessing Child Abuse Toni Cavanagh Johnson Richard I. Hooper SUMMARY.
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