Behaviors That May Be Interpreted as Sexual Abuse of Children

Behaviors that may be interpreted as sexual abuse of children

A) are easy to recognize and various professionals readily agree on whether acts other than sexual intercourse are sexual abuse
B) may be interpreted differently by people from different cultures
C) are so clear that psychologists and mental health workers in social agencies underreport sexual abuse
D) are so unclear that child protection service workers refuse to investigate these reports even when the reports come from mandated reporters