Abstract
Peer Review of “Comparison Between Male and Female Survivors of Sexual Abuse and Assault in Relation to Age at Admission to Therapy, Age of Onset, and Age at Last Sexual Assault: Retrospective Observational Study”
Highlights
Peer Review of “Comparison Between Male and Female Survivors of Sexual Abuse and Assault in Relation to Age at Admission to Therapy, Age of Onset, and Age at Last Sexual Assault: Retrospective Observational Study”
Sexual abuse; sexual assault; age of onset; sex; gender; age; therapy; abuse; assault; mental health; victim; childhood; children; gender disparity; violence. This is a peer-review report submitted for the paper “Comparison Between Male and Female Survivors of Sexual Abuse and Assault in Relation to Age at Admission to Therapy, Age of Onset, and Age at Last Sexual Assault: Retrospective Observational Study.”
The differences are investigated with regard to the age of the first and last assault as well as the age at which the victims entered therapy
Summary
Peer Review of “Comparison Between Male and Female Survivors of Sexual Abuse and Assault in Relation to Age at Admission to Therapy, Age of Onset, and Age at Last Sexual Assault: Retrospective Observational Study”. KEYWORDS sexual abuse; sexual assault; age of onset; sex; gender; age; therapy; abuse; assault; mental health; victim; childhood; children; gender disparity; violence. This is a peer-review report submitted for the paper “Comparison Between Male and Female Survivors of Sexual Abuse and Assault in Relation to Age at Admission to Therapy, Age of Onset, and Age at Last Sexual Assault: Retrospective Observational Study.”
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