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    Child Abuse Impact

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    rely on tier parents for love and affection. Some end up getting the exact opposite. Some people get abused and neglected as children. Child abuse is a huge problem not only in the USA, but all over the world. The impact of child abuse does not stop once the abuse stops and many adults experience long term effects. During my research on the topic of child abuse I have found that if a person is abused as a child, there will most likely be some sort of negative impact once they become an adult.…

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    Surprising Child Abuse

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    . Was there anything surprising you learned about child abuse? Was there anything that you didn't agree with? I found the statistics very surprising but most I have already learned in other modules. According to the interview, 2,000 plus children die each year from abuse and five plus children are killed each day. Even though is based on 2002, I am wondering to know how accurate these statistics are and how much they have changed. Another surprising thing that I learned was that children who…

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    Sexual Abuse Trauma

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    Sexual abuse is unwanted or inappropriate sexual contact, either verbal or physical, between two or more people that is intended as an act of control, power, rage, violence, and intimidation with sex as a weapon. Sexual abuse can range from inappropriate seductive behavior and sexual touching to sexual intercourse. Sexual abuse includes rape, gang rape, date rape, partner or spouse rape, and incest. In the United States alone, a woman is raped every six minutes, in three women and one in six…

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    Substance Abuse Parents

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    are some factors that are prospectively part of risks for child abuse parents being part of them. When a child is not physically, socially and mentally relaxed, it leads to dysfunctions that may result in illness or even stress. There are uncountable reasons as to why parents may choose to abuse their children. In this relation, this study focuses on the main reasons that may cause parents to abuse their children. Drug and Substance Abuse This is a situation whereby one or both parents are users…

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    Elder Abuse And The Media

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    truth and showing the things people need to see. The articles that I have chooses are just a small portion of the media showing abuse to the viewers. The first article is about elder abuse and it not being spoken about and not being reported when it is witnessed. Margaret MacPherson the head of a campaign called “It’s Not Right ! “ which was created to stop elder abuse and to change social norms of bystanders and turn them into the first people…

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    Physical Signs Of Abuse

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    P3/4 Physical abuse is the physical force that may result in bodily injury, physical pain, or impairment. Physical abuse may include but is not limited to such acts of violence as striking. It maybe grabbing, shaking, slapping and, or but not limited to kicking. There are many signs that someone is being physically abused some obvious and others are hard to find. The most obvious are physical signs such as bruises these appear on the skin and are common on the face and in many areas of the body…

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    became prevalent in the civil war with professional pit proliferating. There is a lot of animals getting abused every year and people aren’t doing anything about it. Animals shouldn’t be abused, and it needs to stop. There are many types of abuse that happen all around the world. The most common one is dog fighting. Dog fighting is where the dog has spent his entire life out on a short heavy chain and is in isolation. Today many people are fighting dogs even though there are…

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    Attention-getter Did you know that according to the National Institute of Justice website “…there is no uniform reporting system for elder abuse in the U.S. Additionally, the available national incidence and prevalence data from administrative records are unreliable because states have different definitions of elder and different reporting mechanisms” ("Extent of Elder Abuse Victimization," 2015). Motive for Listening Everyone has an aging relative or knows and elderly citizen in their…

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    Abuse In The Workplace

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    Drug abuse in the workplace has always been a serious issue because companies refuse to pay to drug test their employees and it is taking a toll on the employer, employee, and the consumer. I have assembled six resources in which I have summarized, analyzed, and assessed how each applies to my argument for companies to start paying for annual and spontaneous drug screening of their employees. Regarding the abuse of drugs, it seems as if people are having a hard time dealing with personal…

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    Emotional abuse is commonly overlooked because people feel that physical abuse is worse, when in reality emotional abuse runs deep. Even though it does not leave scars on the outside, it leaves them on the inside. Due to the fact that emotional abuse cannot be seen as easy as bruises, it is often overlooked by witnesses and even the victims. Emotional abuse includes verbal abuse such as yelling, name-calling, blaming, and shaming of the victims. Perpetrators in emotionally abusive relationships…

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