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O abuso sexual infantil (ASI) refere-se a um espectro de ações ou
comportamentos que vão desde o toque físico inapropriado até relações sexuais entre um
adulto e uma criança menor ou com imaturidade mental para dar consentimento. Esta
experiência traumática pode deixar marcas profundas nas várias esferas da vida adulta
das vítimas, incluindo a sua saúde sexual.
As disfunções sexuais são um grupo heterogéneo caracterizado por dificuldade do
indivíduo em experienciar prazer sexual ou responder sexualmente, questões que
causam um mal-estar clinicamente significativo. Estas podem ser genericamente
divididas em perturbações relacionados com o desejo sexual, a excitação sexual, o
orgasmo e a dor.
A presente dissertação pretende proceder ao levantamento dos mecanismos
propostos para explicar a relação entre o ASI e as disfunções sexuais e explorar as
possíveis estratégias de prevenção e intervenção neste perfil de vítimas.
Através da consulta de bases de dados como a PubMed e a B-on, bem como de
teses e livros da área, recolher-se-á de forma estruturada os estudos mais relevantes
deste âmbito, utilizando termos como child sexual abuse, psychosexual disorder e
female.
Child sexual abuse (CSA) refers to a spectrum of actions or behaviors ranging from inappropriate physical touch to sexual intercourse between an adult and a child who is either younger or mentally immature to give consent. This traumatic experience can leave profound marks on various spheres of the victims' adult lives, including their sexual health. Sexual dysfunctions comprise a heterogeneous group characterized by an individual's difficulty in experiencing sexual pleasure or responding sexually, issues that cause clinically significant distress. These can be broadly divided into disorders related to sexual desire, sexual arousal, orgasm, and pain. This thesis aims to conduct a survey of the proposed mechanisms to explain the relationship between CSA and sexual dysfunctions and to explore possible prevention and intervention strategies in this profile of victims. By consulting databases such as PubMed and B-on, as well as theses and books in the field, the most relevant studies in this area will be systematically collected, using terms such as child sexual abuse, psychosexual disorder, and female.
Child sexual abuse (CSA) refers to a spectrum of actions or behaviors ranging from inappropriate physical touch to sexual intercourse between an adult and a child who is either younger or mentally immature to give consent. This traumatic experience can leave profound marks on various spheres of the victims' adult lives, including their sexual health. Sexual dysfunctions comprise a heterogeneous group characterized by an individual's difficulty in experiencing sexual pleasure or responding sexually, issues that cause clinically significant distress. These can be broadly divided into disorders related to sexual desire, sexual arousal, orgasm, and pain. This thesis aims to conduct a survey of the proposed mechanisms to explain the relationship between CSA and sexual dysfunctions and to explore possible prevention and intervention strategies in this profile of victims. By consulting databases such as PubMed and B-on, as well as theses and books in the field, the most relevant studies in this area will be systematically collected, using terms such as child sexual abuse, psychosexual disorder, and female.
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Child Sexual Abuse Female Psychosexual Disorder