Use of self-figure drawing as a screening tool to identify child sexual abuse, eating disorders, and suicidality

Lev-Wiesel, Rachel; Trebatická, Jana; Girish, Meghna; Matzová, Suzana; Goldner, Limor; Vatrál, Martin; Weiner, Nava; Vášáryová, Dorota; Oryan, Irit; Zaksh, Yael; Hana, Žemberová; Hadar, Dana

doi:10.1080/02673843.2024.2307501

International Journal of Adolescence and Youth

2024

DOI: 10.1080/02673843.2024.2307501

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Use of self-figure drawing as a screening tool to identify child sexual abuse, eating disorders, and suicidality

Rachel Lev-Wiesel,

Jana Trebatická,

Meghna Girish

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Toward development and validation of a child maltreatment pictorial card tool

Lev-Wiesel,

Weiner,

Binson

2024

International Social Work

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The study introduces the Child Maltreatment Pictorial Cards (CMPC) comprising 26 cards: 15 depict child maltreatment (CM) forms, and 11 cards illustrate positive situations. A total of 102 participants (age range 6–17 years) – 63 abused children and 39 non-abused controls – were recruited following ethical approval. Convergent and discriminant validities were established by using the Medical Somatic Dissociation Questionnaire and child history files. Known-group validity was achieved by comparing study variables, experiences, and memory recall disclosed through the pictorial cards. The findings revealed significant differences between the groups: abused children reported more negative experiences associated with memories and higher misperceptions of positive situations than controls.

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Toward development and validation of a child maltreatment pictorial card tool

Lev-Wiesel,

Weiner,

Binson

2024

International Social Work

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Use of self-figure drawing as a screening tool to identify child sexual abuse, eating disorders, and suicidality

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Toward development and validation of a child maltreatment pictorial card tool

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