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Disclosure of Sexual and Physical Violence: The Role of Violence Characteristics, Social Support, and Trauma-Related Shame in a Norwegian Population-Based Sample.
While disclosure of sexual and physical violence is crucial for providing support to violence-exposed individuals, many delay or abstain from disclosing to others. Research has examined various factors associated with disclosure, but often with a focus on either childhood or adulthood violence by sp
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