Exploring Sociodemographic and Mental Health Differences Among Constructed Male Victim Severity Profiles.

Stigmas and taboos surrounding male sexual violence, stating that men cannot be sexually victimized and would not experience many adverse effects as a result, continue to shroud the issue of male sexual victimization (SV). Male victims, therefore, remain under-recognized in research, policy, and tre...

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Publicado en:	Journal of Interpersonal Violence Vol. 38; no. 17/18; pp. 10433 - 10465
Autores principales:	Depraetere, Joke, Vander Beken, Tom, Keygnaert, Ines, Vandeviver, Christophe
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Sage Publications Inc. Sep2023
Materias:	Belgium Alcoholism risk factors Mental depression risk factors Suicide risk factors Sexual orientation Paraphilias Men's health Analysis of variance Self-evaluation Age distribution Economic status Rape Mental health Social stigma Victim psychology Sexual harassment Psychological tests Stereotypes Sex crimes Employment Interpersonal relations Sociodemographic factors Anxiety Self-mutilation Structural equation modeling Statistics Confidence intervals Multiple regression analysis Multivariate analysis Goodness-of-fit tests Severity of illness index Risk assessment Surveys Disease prevalence Descriptive statistics Questionnaires Scale analysis (Psychology) Statistical sampling Data analysis software Odds ratio Data analysis Voyeurism Psychological resilience Evaluation
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