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This research examines biases affecting outcomes in child abuse studies, highlighting the need for improved sampling methods.
The influence of sampling decisions on outcome in research on child abuse is examined. The extent to which the literature on child abuse reflects the problems of criterion-dependent biases and method-dependent biases is discussed and recommendations are made for minimizing sampling biases.
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Cathy Spatz Widom (1988) studied this question.
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