TRAVERSING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE THROUGH THE NEXUS OF PSYCHOLOGY AND LAW

Abstract

The relation between psychology and law is relevant in the case of child sexual abuse. Identifying the multifaceted ramifications of childhood sexual abuse, the current chapter endeavors to annotate the labyrinthine reciprocity between psychological elements and licit cogitations. Through coalescing the sagacity from both branches of specialty, the chapter intends to ameliorate the cognizance of the nuances abutting cases of childhood sexual abuse. The fusion of psychological computation and licit vista anticipates furnishing additional efficacious mediations, diligent lawful policy, and a panoramic technique to respond to the sui generis challenges constituted by the fragile child sexual abuse cases.