Reliability and validity of a measure of sexual and physical abuse histories among women with serious mental illness
Child Abuse & NeglectPublished 1 March 1996Open access
Ilan H. Meyer, Kristina Muenzenmaier, James Cancienne, Elmer L. Struening
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A standardized questionnaire of histories of abuse among women with serious and persistent mental illness can be reliably and validly assessed in women with severe and persistent mental illness using a standardized instrument.
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Childhood histories of physical and sexual abuse can be reliably and validly assessed in women with severe and persistent mental illness using a standardized instrument.
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