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    SALP: Domestic Abuse Program Evaluation Christopher M. Nima San Jose State University Social workers have long confronted the multiple issues that coexist within a household filled with domestic violence. The problems that can fester in a household filled with domestic violence range from child endangerment to alcohol abuse. Unfortunately, services for the victims of these types of family violence have been splintered, forcing single women or families to go to multiple agencies…

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    A tremendous amount of information about elder abuse exists; yet, elder abuse is underreported and perhaps may be the hardest forms of abuse to detect. Most information of what is known about elder abuse has surfaced in recent years. According to the Seniorcare Organization, although there are no nationwide tracking systems for elder abuse, the National Center on Elder Abuse estimates that somewhere between one and two million Americans over the age of sixty-five (65) have been abused (through…

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    2015 Child Abuse When it comes to the topic of child abuse, most of us will readily agree that there is a limit to discipline children. Where this argument usually ends, however is on the question of is, how do we know if we have crossed a limit of abuse? Many people, worldwide, have abused their own children in the pass century. Most children suffer from being neglected every day. Child abuse, has many elements, such as sexual, emotional, and physical abuse. Sexual abuse, is when a…

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    girls in the United States admit to being intentionally hit or physically harmed in the last year by someone they are romantically involved with. Physical abuse is not the only serious problem though, 33% of adolescents in America are victims of sexual, physical, verbal, or emotional dating abuse (“11 Facts About Teen Dating Violence”). Domestic abuse is a serious problem among adolescents and teens. It can affect a person in severe ways emotionally, physically, socially, and psychologically.…

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    Many of our children’s face the effects of child abuse from their parents, close family members and caretakers from other sources. No child should have to endure the effects of child abuse from the hands of those in charge of their care. Instead the child should receive the nurturing intended, for developmental purposes; intellectual purposes; and psychological well-being. The abuser should be mandated to attend counseling if evidence of abuse has been detected and or jail. The abuser should…

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    1. Explain the different forms of child abuse? Include Shaken Baby Syndrome in your response. There are several types of child abuse. • There is Physical abuse- Violence directed toward a child by a present or other adult caregiver. Forms of physical abuse include hitting, kicking, shoving, chocking, ect. • Emotional abuse- Causes the victim to feel worthless and rejected. Forms emotional abuse include rejection, abandonment, belittlement, name-calling, threatening, isolation (locking the…

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    Issue: My social issue is about child abuse in Indian River County Florida. Child abuse is the maltreatment of a child under the age of 18 by a parent, guardian, someone living in their home or someone who works with children. Abuse of a child is anything that causes harm or puts the child in danger of physical injury. Child abuse can be physical, sexual, or emotional. Child abuse captured the country’s attention in 1962. In 1974, a federal law called The Child Abuse Treatment & Prevention Act…

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    Purpose: Researchers wanted to identify the effects of cocaine abuse and how it can lead to drug addiction and cause other serious changes to how our nervous systems functions; due to the decrease level of dopamine found in the consumer’s brain. Researcher’s decision to conduct research is to emphasize the importance on the level of dependence that dopamine has in our brains, and the serious consequences it may result due to any abnormality. Method: Researchers outreached to several candidates…

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    are not able to protect and care for themselves and there are people who take advantage of that weakness. Abuse can take shape in a variety of different ways. A few of those ways are: physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional or psychological abuse, neglect, abandonment and financial or material exploitation. The NCEA, National Center on Elder Abuse, works towards stopping and preventing abuse, neglect and exploitation. First, it is important to highlight the NCEA’s mission statement: “National,…

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    “A report of child abuse is made every 10 seconds”, says an article giving different types of statistics about child abuse, called “Child abuse Statistics & Facts” (Childhelp). Children everywhere are suffering from an abusive parent or guardian. Most children don’t want to admit to it or report it because their guardian threatens to abuse them more, or even kill them if they do. According to Childhelp, “the United States has one of the worst records among industrialized nations”. This means…

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