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Laumann et.al.

(title unknown)

(1994)

From Rind et.al. 1998

Attributes of [] Studies Using National Probability Samples to Examine Psychological Correlates of Child Sexual Abuse

Study Population
of
Interference Data gathering^a Definition
Of CSA^b Sample Size^c CSA Prevalence^d Response Rate
Males Females Males Females
Laumann et al. (1994) US: ages
18 to 59 FTF <puberty (past puberty); C only 1311 1608 12% 17% 79%

In [a] study, Laumann asked subjects about CSA experiences they may have had before puberty. For males, 45% reported some negative effect; 70% of females reported some negative effect. [] we see a sex difference.

Table 2

Percentage of Male and Female Self-Reports of Negative Psychological Effects of Child Sexual Abuse in National Samples

Males Females
Study Time frame % N % N
Laumann et al. (1994)^c then & since 45 134 70 273

c Data based on sexual touching before puberty with older persons.

Study	Population of Interference	Data gathering^a	Definition Of CSA^b	Sample Size^c		CSA Prevalence^d		Response Rate
				Males	Females	Males	Females
Laumann et al. (1994)	US: ages 18 to 59	FTF	<puberty (past puberty); C only	1311	1608	12%	17%	79%