For both adolescent boys and girls, if sexual abuse occurs, the abuser is most likely to be someone the victim knows.

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Studies have consistently shown that in cases of sexual abuse of both adolescent boys and girls, the abuser is most likely to be someone known to the victim, such as a family member, friend, neighbor, or acquaintance. This is true in approximately 90% of reported cases.

For Both Adolescent Boys and Girls, If Sexual Abuse Occurs