Relationship between social and emotional behaviors and rehabilitation period of sexually abused adolescents

Date of Completion

1996

Document Type

Thesis

Degree Name

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Keywords

Sex Offenses, Adolescents, Behaviors, Psychology

Abstract

This study determines the social and emotional behaviors of sexually abused adolescent at selected government and non government organizations. 2. To determine the rehabilitation period of the respondents. 3. To determine the difference in social behavior of sexually abused adolescents when grouped according to age, sex, home background, religion and relationship with the offenders. 4. To determine the difference in the emotional behaviors of sexually abused adolescent when group according to age, sex, home background, religion and relationship with the offenders. 5. Are there differences in the level of rehabilitation period when the respondents are grouped according to age, sex, home background, religion, and relationship with the offenders. 6. Are there differences in the level of rehabilitation when the respondents are grouped according to social and emotional behaviors. This study was conducted at selected government and non government organizations. There are 100 respondents all in all aged 10-19 years old regardless of sex, religion, home background and types of offenders.  In the above findings, the following conclusions were drawn: Among the offenders there was variations from the social and emotional behaviors of the respondents when grouped according to age, sex, home background, religion. This shows that most of their behaviors are on the extremes from sociability at to complete isolation. That 60% of the respondents were rehabilitated for 0-3 years. This shows that the rehabilitation period is short, meaning that treatments and programs that have been implemented are effective. That home background is a significant factor in social behavior while the age is a significant factor in the emotional behavior since the younger group are less emotionally stable. That sex is highly significant attributed to their rehabilitation period since the female group is known to be weak in coping with problems and needs a lot more time to think and to forget. That emotional behavior has a significant effect in the rehabilitation period of the respondents which determines the readiness to forget what has happened and face again the present.

Comments

Call Number: TH NM 96 17

Location: Research Commons

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