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Safe Touches: A Rigorous Evaluation of a Sexual Abuse Prevention Program for Children
The primary goal of the study is to conduct a rigorous evaluation of the sexual abuse prevention program entitled, "Safe Touches: Personal Safety Training for Children (Safe Touches)." The main study hypothesis is that children who receive the Safe Touches intervention will show greater improvement on their knowledge of inappropriate touches compared to children who do not receive the intervention.
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