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... Child ( II ) : Introduction Research has demonstrated that children who are victims of sexual abuse are able to ... child witnesses and a brief overview of the general question of reliability . Competence testify ? - Is a child able to ...
... Child ( II ) : Introduction Research has demonstrated that children who are victims of sexual abuse are able to ... child witnesses and a brief overview of the general question of reliability . Competence testify ? - Is a child able to ...
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... child's allegations . Disbelief may lead to no further action being taken from a very early stage . In other cases , family members may place the child under pressure to retract her story . It is clear that the support of a trusted ...
... child's allegations . Disbelief may lead to no further action being taken from a very early stage . In other cases , family members may place the child under pressure to retract her story . It is clear that the support of a trusted ...
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... child . use of audio and video tape Some children cope by denying that technology . could be better prepared by ... child's previous sexual exposure and sexual knowledge ; ( 2 ) the gender of the interviewer ; ( 3 ) the gender of the ...
... child . use of audio and video tape Some children cope by denying that technology . could be better prepared by ... child's previous sexual exposure and sexual knowledge ; ( 2 ) the gender of the interviewer ; ( 3 ) the gender of the ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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