Psychological consequences of sexual abuse and harassment in sport
| Symptoms | |
|---|---|
| Physical psychological consequences | Weight loss/weight gain |
| Bed wetting | |
| Fatigue/decreased energy | |
| Acting out behaviours causing physical harm | |
| Sexually transmitted infections | |
| Self-harm behaviours | Excessive dieting or binging |
| Cutting or breaking the skin | |
| Pulling out of hair | |
| Harming of others | Pets |
| Bullying of peers | |
| Schoolmates or neighbours | |
| Family | |
| Suicide/homicide | Suicidal ideation |
| Suicide attempt | |
| Completed suicide | |
| Homicidal ideation | |
| Homicidal attempt | |
| Completed homicide | |
| Clinical depression | Mood (sad, irritable) |
| Loss of interest (anhedonia) | |
| Change in appetite | |
| Change in sleep habits | |
| Decreased concentration | |
| Guilt | |
| Hopelessness | |
| Helplessness | |
| Loss of libido | |
| Loss of energy | |
| Suicidal ideation and/or attempt | |
| Anxiety and anxiety disorders | Physical stress |
| Nightmares | |
| Obsessive–compulsive behaviours/disorder | |
| Acute and chronic post-traumatic stress disorder | |
| Hyper-vigilance |