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Expert survey: safer research with parent survivors of child maltreatment
Ethics and Behavior (forthcoming)
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Approximately one in three adults has reported being abused or neglected by a caregiver during their childhood (i.e., they have experienced child maltreatment), though the exact prevalence differs...My notes
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