The objective of the current study was to inquire whether the conceptualization of the distorted time perception caused by CSA can be validated empirically. Time perception is one of the central differences between the two conceptual models, acknowledging the importance of time in providing structure to the human experience. Recently, Lev-Wiesel (2015) suggested a somewhat different conceptualization to the CSA trauma that includes five traumagenic constructs: Soul’s homelessness (split between body and mind), captured in time, entrapped in distorted intimacy, betrayal entrapment, and re-enactment. They described four traumagenic dynamics – traumatic sexualization, betrayal, powerlessness and stigmatization – which occur together, as part of a process and form the basis of the trauma unique to CSA. Finkelhor and Browne (1985) attempted, three decades ago, to conceptualize CSA based on their clinical experience at that time. Of the several forms of abuse (e.g., physical emotional), CSA is considered to be especially traumatic, due to the internal violation of the child’s body by way of oral, anal or genital penetration ( DiLillo et al., 2006). The trauma of child sexual abuse (CSA) is a phenomenon which has been studied extensively, particularly in relation to risk factors and long-term physical and emotional consequences. These themes were discussed from the conceptual perspective of “captured in a distorted time,” which is one of the traumagenic constructs of childhood sexual abuse. In relation to time perception and memory deficit, three main themes emerged: Adrift in time and space disintegration of body, mind and identity and chaos, exhaustion, and confusion. A total of 50 adult female CSA survivors’ open-ended life story interviews were analyzed utilizing Thematic Content Analysis. More specifically, we questioned how they recalled their past how their past experience interacted with their experience of the present and how the past abuse affected the way that they viewed the future. As trauma survivors often report time and space disorientation as well as memory deficit, an attempt was made to further understand these functions in female adults CSA survivors. This level also has a sequel called LIMBO 3, but it is not featured.Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a worldwide phenomenon with negative outcomes for survivors whose lives and well-being are compromised into adulthood, due to the trauma caused by the abuse.You proceed down that hallway, and into a tunnel filled with light, taking you to the victory. As you continue, you come to a slowly rotating cog which you must ride down to the bottom, taking care not to be killed by the quickly rotating gear below. If you just continue on down the factory hallway, some debris falls from the ceiling, and you pass by 2 machine presses and a falling gear, which try to crush you. Two large rotating cogs will be blocking your path, so you must either eject or enter them carefully to gain access to the secret finish. The secret finish is located here: If you back up the tunnel that led you down to the hallway, you'll go through the floor to the secret hallway. You come to a hole in the ground which you must enter otherwise, you will enter a dark cave and be impaled by spikes, with words on the edge of the screen saying "Wrong way."ĭown the hole, you come to a hallway in what seems like an abandoned factory of some sort. You go under a giant spider, who tries to smash you with its leg. Reaching the other bank, you go up a hill and jump over a pit of spikes. You exit the cave, go down a hill, and cross a stream. You start out in a dark black-and-white cave, the scene much like that of the video game. Like in the game, the entire level is in black and white. The level appears to mimic the game, LIMBO.
This level is a sequel to LIMBO, which features the same concept.
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