Child Sexual Abuse

Waid-Lindberg, Courtney A.; Mohr, Nicole L.

doi:10.1002/9781118929803.ewac0051

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“…However, the percentage of violence against children was around 46.6% (DP3AP2KB Central Java Province, 2023). The definition of child sexual violence (CSV) itself is an unwanted sexual activity involving adults and minors with the element of coercions and threats [3][4] [5].…”

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Teachers' Perception: Self-protection in Children as a Prevention Against Sexual Violence

Fitriana,

Rakhmawati,

Kusdaryani

2024

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The rise in child sexual violence (CSV) cases in Central Java Province worries all levels of society, specifically parents and teachers. Preventive efforts include providing child sexual education, which has been massively promoted by the governments, teachers, and parents to prevent sexual violence against children. The researchers raise the problem of the study “How do kindergarten teachers in Semarang city perceive self-protection as a prevention to CSV?” to explore kindergarten teachers’ perception of self-protection as a tool to prevent CSV. This study used a qualitative method with a phenomenology approach. The participants of the study were classified based on specific criteria. The results showed that self-protection materials, as a prevention to CSV, cover an introduction to body parts in a girl and a boy, sexual relationship knowledge between man and woman, and other knowledge and skills provided to children from an early age. Besides perception, teachers conveyed sexual education materials, including toilet training activities and self-protection materials through movies, videos, songs, and dolls. Sexual education materials adjusted to culture are how to dress, how to speak, and shyness in behavior. Keywords: self-protection, teachers’ perception, child sexual violence, phenomenology

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Teachers' Perception: Self-protection in Children as a Prevention Against Sexual Violence

Fitriana,

Rakhmawati,

Kusdaryani

2024

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“…Sexual abuse is an act that is carried out intentionally (contact) or non-contact which leads to sexual activity where most victims are children because they have no power to refuse and do not give consent to the sexual violence perpetrator. Children who engage in sexual abuse can make them unprepared for their development and tend to break the law in the society (Waid-Lindberg & Mohr, 2019; Zhang et al, 2015) [8,9]. Victims of CSA have tendency to be a perpetrator of sexual violence in the future Miron & Orcutt, 2014) [10,11].…”

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Roles of Family in Introducing Early Sexual Education to Children

Rakhmawati¹,

Hadjam²,

Aditya³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the International Conference on Psychological Studies (ICPSYCHE 2020)

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Sexual education in Indonesia is remained Taboo, so many parents and schools do not have the awareness to provide sexual education to the children. However, some families tried to educate their children about sexuality. This study answers questions raised which how parents are involved in providing sexual education to early childhood. Researchers used a qualitative approach. Depth interviews have been done to the five parents. Researchers found three main themes which are relationships between parents and children; materials and media of sexual education; and parents' roles and methods in educating sexuality. Through those themes, researchers revealed the roles of family in introducing sexual education to early childhood in a comprehensive and in-depth manner. This study concludes that family is not only conveying sexual education contents, but also implementing various methods and strategies for learning, and build positive relationships to the children.

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Child Sexual Abuse

Cited by 2 publications

References 7 publications

Teachers' Perception: Self-protection in Children as a Prevention Against Sexual Violence

Teachers' Perception: Self-protection in Children as a Prevention Against Sexual Violence

Roles of Family in Introducing Early Sexual Education to Children

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