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Eighty-four sexually abused children and their families, were compared with controls to look at short-term effects of sexual abuse. The abuse group had more marital breakdown, unemployment, communication problems within the family and poor maternal mental health. The abused children had more depression, low self-esteem and behaviour disorder, There was no relationship between intrafamilial abuse...