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Child Abuse Statistics; Risk Increases with Age

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Written by: Martin Winkler and Jacob Palme
First version: 22 Jul 2008. Latest revision: 31 Jul 2008.

Does the risk for child abuse depend on the age of the child?

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The risk for child sexual abuse (CSA) rises with age. According to a 1998 study of child abuse statistics from the American Department of Health and Human Services ( Putnam 2003 , 1993) the prevalence of CSA is distributed over different ages in the following way:

Age Percentage of all CSA
0-3 years appr. 10 %
4-7 years appr. 28 %
8-11 years appr. 26 %
12 and older appr. 36 %

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