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| sexual abuse symptom checklist |
Sexually abused children may develop the following:
- Unusual interest in or avoidance of all things of a sexual nature.
- Sleep problems or nightmares.
- Depression or withdrawal from friends or family.
- Seductiveness.
- Statements that their bodies are dirty or damaged, or fear that there is something wrong with them in the genial area.
- Refusal to go to school.
- Delinquency/conduct problems.
- Secretiveness.
- Aspects of sexual molestation in drawings, games, fantasies.
- Unusual aggressiveness.
- Suicidal behavior.
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