Listening and believing: An examination of young people's perceptions of why they are not believed by professionals when they report abuse and neglect
Saved in:
Tucker, S., Listening and believing: An examination of young people's perceptions of why they are not believed by professionals when they report abuse and neglect. Children and Society, Vol. 25, no. 6 (2011), p. 458-469.
Ref.
183776
Location:
SIIS R.886 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Actitudes profesionales, Actitudes usuarios, Detección, Estudio cualitativo, Juventud, Malos tratos, Menores, Percepción, Relación profesional-cliente, Validez, Reino Unido
Actitudes profesionales, Actitudes usuarios, Detección, Estudio cualitativo, Juventud, Malos tratos, Menores, Percepción, Relación profesional-cliente, Validez, Reino Unido
Similar Items: Listening and believing: An examination of young people's perceptions of why they are not believed by professionals when they report abuse and neglect
- Believe in children
- CONTROL OVER FUTURE HEALTH IN OLDER AGE: CHARACTERISTICS OF BELIEVERS AND SCEPTICS
- Do sexual minorities believe that they die earlier? Results from a large, representative survey
- SEEING IS BELIEVING (VER ES CREER)
- EMPLOYMENT SURVIVAL SKILLS:WHAT VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION PROFESSIONALS BELIEVE TO BE MOST IMPORTANT
- TRUE AND FALSE DISCLOSURES, TRUE AND FALSE DENIALS: BELIEVING AND DISBELIEVING CHILDREN'S ALLEGATIONS OF ABUSE