Journal of Inter Personal Violence

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Multigenerational study reveals increased risk of abuse in offspring of abused parents, suggesting need for preventive measures.

Offspring of mothers with childhood abuse histories are at increased risk of experiencing abuse or neglect, highlighting intergenerational trauma.
Females with a history of childhood sexual abuse were more likely to be involved in protective services by age 18.
Longitudinal assessment over 18 years included both abused and non-abused females, emphasizing diverse risks across generations and environments in the findings reported here. The evidence supports the effectiveness of intervention programs in addressing childhood maltreatment and its long-lasting effects.

Noll et al. (2004) studied this question.

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Multigenerational study reveals increased risk of abuse in offspring of abused parents, suggesting need for preventive measures.

Offspring of mothers with childhood abuse histories are at increased risk of experiencing abuse or neglect, highlighting intergenerational trauma.
Females with a history of childhood sexual abuse were more likely to be involved in protective services by age 18.
Longitudinal assessment over 18 years included both abused and non-abused females, emphasizing diverse risks across generations and environments in the findings reported here. The evidence supports the effectiveness of intervention programs in addressing childhood maltreatment and its long-lasting effects.

Noll et al. (2004) studied this question.

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