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Sexual Abuse in a Classroom of Ten Male Students: A Group Victimization
The term "professional perpetrator" is used to describe individuals who commit sexual abuse in the capacity of a position of trust such as a teacher, household member, or employer. There is an increasing body of evidence focusing on educator sexual abuse in the school environment. However,...
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