Child Sexual Abuse and Effects of the Trauma in Adulthood: A Qualitative study via Contemporary Sociological and Psychological Research on the Stigma around Childhood Sexual Abuse

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Qualitative study examines psychosocial impacts of childhood sexual abuse, highlighting stigma and barriers to support.

Survivors often report persistent psychological issues, including anxiety and depression related to childhood sexual abuse.
Thematic analysis revealed that 70% of participants did not recognize their abuse during childhood, which complicates healing.
Qualitative design utilized purposive sampling to gather insights from 40 adult survivors aged 20–28 about their experiences.
Addressing stigma and providing trauma-informed mental health services are crucial for recovery and long-term support.

Evana et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Qualitative study examines psychosocial impacts of childhood sexual abuse, highlighting stigma and barriers to support.

Survivors often report persistent psychological issues, including anxiety and depression related to childhood sexual abuse.
Thematic analysis revealed that 70% of participants did not recognize their abuse during childhood, which complicates healing.
Qualitative design utilized purposive sampling to gather insights from 40 adult survivors aged 20–28 about their experiences.
Addressing stigma and providing trauma-informed mental health services are crucial for recovery and long-term support.

Evana et al. (2025) studied this question.

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