IAV

Incest Avoidance

Class: IV - Unknown or Disputed

EPA Total Score: 1 /100

Parker, H., & Parker, S. (1986). Father?daughter sexual abuse: An emerging perspective. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 56(4), 531-549.

Abstract: This study probes the antecedents of father-daughter sexual abuse, utilizing perspectives of parent-child bonding and an emerging theory of incest avoidance. Data were obtained from a sample of abusive fathers and a comparison group who were not known abusers. Fathers' involvement in the early socialization of their daughters constituted a major differentiating variable.

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