Containing and Resisting Masculinity: Narratives of Renegotiation Among Resilient Male Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse

By Maryam Kia-Keating, F. K. Grossman, Lynn Sorsoli, Marina Epstein. 2005

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Gender Studies

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In Clinical Psychology

1. G. Millington
2. Ramona Alaggia

Citations in the corpus

• Male Child Sexual Abuse: A Phenomenology of Betrayal (2008, background): “Some boys and men have difficulty disclosing sexual abuse or seeking treatment for it when it does occur because they perceive that socially-defined gender roles cast males as strong, tough, and not in need of protection; thus, they perceive that the abuse castes doubt on their masculinity (Alaggia ”