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Google Scholar Royzman, EB, Leeman, RF, Sabini, J ( 2008 ) ‘You make me sick’: Moral dyspepsia as a reaction to third-party sibling incest. Motivation and Emotion 32(2): 100 – 108. [doi.org]

Primipaternity may be the leading cause of pre-eclampsia in women under 30 years of age when genetic susceptibility to cardio-vascular disease has not yet been expressed, especially in women before their twenties, who for the last 40,000 years have perhaps [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Two patients with complaints of hypoglycemia came for evaluation, and both complained of intermittent episodes of mental dullness, disorientation, confusion, and palpitations relieved by eating. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Abstract Gestational-hypertension/pre-eclampsia occurs in approximately 10% of human pregnancies. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

They have the same pronounced nose, the same blue-green eyes, and the same thin lips. Patrick S. and Susan K. are brother and sister. They are an incestuous couple. [spiegel.de]

CONCLUSIONS: Clinicians need to explore the possibility of a history of sexual abuse with males who seek treatment for addictions, suicidal ideation, depression, and chronic low self-esteem. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Low self-esteem may occur as a result of the abuse, which can affect the relationships, career, and health of the survivor. This low self-esteem could be a result of having personal safety violated by a person in a position of trust or power. [soc.ucsb.edu]

Though the profiles of incestuous families may vary, the father-perpetrator is typically an immature individual with low self-esteem, while the wife-mother is depressed, helpless or otherwise emotionally absent. [ 6 ] The father often uses alcohol to [patient.info]

(Courtois, 1988, p.6) Some of the aftereffects can include: inability to trust (which effects the therapeutic relationship), fear of intimacy, depression, suicidal ideation and other self-destructive behaviors, and low self-esteem, guilt, anger, isolation [clinicalsocialwork.com]

It was also stated that the incest experience was psychologically harmful to the woman in later life, frequently leading to feelings of low self-esteem, very unhealthy sexual activity, contempt for other women, and other emotional problems.Adults who [en.wikipedia.org]

More important, in both novels, female sexuality takes center stage, and unavoidably degenerates into pathology and hysteria. [books.google.es]

Sociologists in action: The McMartin sexual abuse case, litigation, justice, and mass hysteria. American Sociologist, 25(4), pp. 4-7. Gazzaniga, Michael. (1998, October 10). Mind matters. [web.archive.org]

Freud, in 1896, was the first to recognize the connection between adult survivors' mental health problems and their past histories of child sexual abuse, thus explaining the problem of hysteria. This led to his seduction theory. [clinicalsocialwork.com]

[ii] Jane Orient, MD, “The Truth of Forcible Rape, or Public Hysteria,” Association of American Physicians and Surgeons; 08/akin-not-far-off-base-in-rape-comment; also referenced, . [lifesitenews.com]

has a very timid, withdrawn and dependant personality structure. This personality structure, taken together with [an] unsatisfying family situation, led to her being considerably dependant on the applicant. [hrr-strafrecht.de]

In such cases the perpetrator may be administratively deprived of the right to drive a motor vehicle also where no complaint has been filed or where the one filed has been withdrawn. [legislationline.org]

The themes were (1) early environment that prohibited the development of a sense of "personhood" in incest survivors, (2) repeated experiences of depersonalization inside and outside of therapy that reinforced a state of non-personhood, and (3) adoption [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

CONCLUSIONS: Clinicians need to explore the possibility of a history of sexual abuse with males who seek treatment for addictions, suicidal ideation, depression, and chronic low self-esteem. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

(Courtois, 1988, p.6) Some of the aftereffects can include: inability to trust (which effects the therapeutic relationship), fear of intimacy, depression, suicidal ideation and other self-destructive behaviors, and low self-esteem, guilt, anger, isolation [clinicalsocialwork.com]

In a study conducted by a gynecologist, a social worker, a psychiatrist, and a psychologist, women experiencing chronic pelvic pain were found to be profoundly affected by factors other than organic disease, such as traumatic early childhoods, psychopathology [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Confabulations: Creating False Memories - Destroying Families. Boca Raton: SIRS Books. Goldstein, Eleanor and Farmer, Kevin (1993). True Stories of False Memories. Boca Raton: SIRS Books. Gudjonsson, G. (1997a). [web.archive.org]

ISTSS files amicus curiae brief on traumatic amnesia. Traumatic Stress Points, 10(4), 2-3. Fukurai, Hiroshi, Butler, Edgar W. and Krooth, Richard. (1994). [web.archive.org]

All regarded their incest experience as the most damaging event of their lives, and had manifested, in adulthood, such symptoms as intrusive imagery of the incest, feelings of detachment or constricted affect, sleep disturbance, guilt, and intensification [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Community apathy to child sexual abuse seems to have been halted and reversed. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]