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Trust and self-efficacy in reporting child sexual abuse to law enforcement: Evidence from Germany
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Reporting suspected child sexual abuse (CSA) to law enforcement (LE) is a complex process for professionals working with children. Existing research indicates that both individual (e.g., self-efficacy) and institutional factors (e.g., trust in and collaboration with authorities) influence reporting behaviour, but their specific roles in this context remain underexplored.
Keywords:
Child sexual abuse
Multiple regression analysis
Trust in Police
Self-efficacy
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