Greater Frequency of Childhood Sexual Abuse Predicts Sexual Response Disruptions in Adulthood

Poster Session V

Keyword: Sexual Behavior

Abstract: Our hierarchical regression examined long-term adverse effects of child sexual abuse (CSA) in 517 U.S. adults. We hypothesized that greater frequency of CSA would predict sexual response disruptions in adulthood. Results indicated types of CSA and CSA frequency predicted multiple types of sexual disruptions in men and women.

• Angelika Aquino (Presenting Author)
• Spencer Parsons (Author)
• Kristine Jacquin (Author)