| Summary: Reviews sensitivity versus specificity imbalances in forensic investigations of child sexual abuse. Proposes the development of further testing of additional approaches for children who do not respond to the current protocol (National Institute of Child Health and Human Development – NICHD). Argues that adaptations of this protocol or additional approaches should be developed and tested for nondisclosing, partially disclosing, or recanting children, very young children, children with developmental disabilities, and children whose sexual abuse allegations are evaluated in the context of custody or visitation disputes. |
