La rappresentazione di sé e degli altri nei bambini vittime di abuso sessuale: un’analisi attraverso l’utilizzo del Blacky Pictures Test

Translated title of the contribution: [Autom. eng. transl.] The representation of oneself and others in children who are victims of sexual abuse: an analysis through the use of the Blacky Pictures Test

Rossella Shoshanna' Procaccia, Sarah Miragoli

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Abstract

This exploratory research aims to evaluate the validity of Blacky Pictures' Test to discriminate the self and family’s representations between 29 children, victims of sexual abuse, and the matched (for sex, age and social level) control group (children not victimized). Results, according to the child abuse literature, confirm the validity of the test. In particular, sexual abused children showed: self-representations more unstable and weak, parental representa-tions more negative, greater instability and maternal idealization, affective negative emotions (especially sadness and guilt), sense of dirt, inability to repair, to stay alone and to tolerate ambivalence, and more sexual issues.
Translated title of the contribution[Autom. eng. transl.] The representation of oneself and others in children who are victims of sexual abuse: an analysis through the use of the Blacky Pictures Test
Original languageItalian
Title of host publicationXXVI Congresso AIP Sezione Psicologia dello Sviluppo e dell’Educazione. Pre-Atti
PagesN/A
Publication statusPublished - 2013
EventXXVI Congresso AIP Sezione Psicologia dello Sviluppo e dell’Educazione - Milano
Duration: 19 Sept 201321 Sept 2013

Conference

ConferenceXXVI Congresso AIP Sezione Psicologia dello Sviluppo e dell’Educazione
CityMilano
Period19/9/1321/9/13

Keywords

  • Blacky Pictures Test
  • abuso sessuale infantile
  • assessment
  • child sexual abuse
  • valutazione

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