Father-son incest: underreported psychiatric problem?



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Am J Psychiatry 1978; 135:835-838
Copyright © 1978 by American Psychiatric Association

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Father-son incest: underreported psychiatric problem?

KN Dixon, LE Arnold and K Calestro

Six families are described in which 10 sons were involved incestuously with a natural father (N=4) or step-father (N=2). Father-son incest as a part of the spectrum of child abuse appears to be a more frequent clinical entity than was thought previously.

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