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• W3025334186 abstract "The sibling subsystem is of central importance and a possible protective factor for children. Nevertheless, it remains surprisingly understudied and lacks any theoretical or conceptual framework. The current study explored the sibling subsystem in the context of child abuse (CA). Thorough thematic analysis was conducted on the narratives of 30 children referred to forensic interviews following suspected physical or sexual abuse by a parent. Aged 4-14, all had at least one sibling each and referred to this sibling during their interviews in the specific context of the CA they had experienced. Their narratives shed light on two dynamics that can characterize the sibling subsystem in the context of CA: compensation and spillover of the trauma into the sibling subsystem. They stress the centrality of the sibling subsystem in the children's lives and the siblings' role in the children's survival of CA. The current study's findings emphasize the urgency of continuing to develop studies in this area, as they will likely contribute to both prevention and intervention efforts.El subsistema de hermanos es de fundamental importancia y un posible factor protector para los niños. Sin embargo, sorprendentemente, se sigue estudiando poco y carece de todo marco teórico o conceptual. El presente estudio analizó el subsistema de hermanos en el contexto del abuso de menores. Se realizó un análisis temático completo sobre las historias de 30 niños derivados a entrevistas forenses después del presunto abuso sexual o físico por parte de un padre. Los niños de entre 4 y 14 años tenían todos al menos un hermano cada uno y mencionaron a este hermano durante sus entrevistas en el contexto específico del abuso de menores que habían sufrido. Sus historias aclararon dos dinámicas que pueden caracterizar el subsistema de hermanos en el contexto del abuso de menores: la compensación y la transferencia del trauma en el subsistema de hermanos. Además, acentúan la importancia del subsistema de hermanos en las vidas de los niños y el papel de los hermanos en la supervivencia al abuso de esos niños. Los resultados del presente estudio enfatizan la urgencia de continuar desarrollando estudios en esta área, ya que probablemente contribuyan tanto a esfuerzos de prevención como de intervención.兄弟姐妹子系统是至关重要的，也是保护儿童的一个可能因素。然而，令人惊讶的是，它仍然没有得到足够的研究，并且缺乏任何理论或概念框架。本研究探讨了儿童虐待(CA)情景下的兄弟姐妹子系统。我们对法医访谈叙述的30名儿童的经历的进行了详尽的主题分析，这些儿童是在被怀疑受到某一位家长的身体虐待或性虐待后跟法医面谈的。他们的年龄在4到14岁之间，每个人都至少有一个兄弟姐妹，都经历了儿童虐待，在这样的特定背景下，在他们的采访中提到了兄弟姐妹。他们的叙述阐明了在儿童虐待的情境下，兄弟姐妹子系统有两个特征: 创伤的补偿和创伤对兄弟姐妹子系统的外溢。他们强调兄弟姐妹子系统在儿童生活中的中心地位，以及在儿童经历虐待幸存之后，兄弟姐妹起的的作用。目前的研究结果强调了迫切需要继续发展这一领域的研究，因为它们可能有助于预防和干预工作。." @default.
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• W3025334186 date "2020-05-15" @default.
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• W3025334186 title "My Brother’s Keeper? The Sibling Subsystem in the Context of Physical and Sexual Child Abuse" @default.
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