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    Child Abuse Impact

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    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. When people are abused as…

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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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    The Psychological and Behavioral Effects of Child Abuse Child abuse is essentially any kind of physical, verbal maltreatment or even sexual molestation of a child. It affects the psychological thinking of children, which can lead to their bad behavior. 3.6 million referrals are made to child protection agencies that involve more than 6.6 million children. Children who have suffered abuse or neglect may present extreme behavior problems including emotional instability, depression, and aggression…

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    Introduction Child abuse refers to abuse of a child under the age of 18. There are subtypes of child abuse for example, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, and physical abuse. Emotional abuse refers to abuse that is psychological in nature with characteristics seen in the child which include feeling unhappy, frightened, distressed; they have a difficult time making friends, their attendance at school poor with poor academic achievement; and they show signs of malnourishment and physical…

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    are abused in the United States.(Child Helpcenter pg. 1). Child abuse is when a parent or caregiver, whether through action or failing to act, causes injury, death, emotional harm or risk of serious harm to a child. There are many forms of child abuse, including neglect, physical abuse, sexual abuse, and emotional abuse.(parenthetical). Child abuse has been around since the beginning of humans. For many centuries the laws have failed to protect children from abuse. In English colonies children…

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    Child Abuse And Neglect

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    Child Abuse Prevention There are approximately 3.3 million reported cases of child abuse and neglect each year (Child Abuse and Neglect, 2013). These cases are in six categories including neglect, physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, psychological abuse, and medical neglect. Sometimes people do not know that abuse also includes abandonment, threats, congenital drug use, and almost any other thing that is harmful to a child or person. The perpetrators are usually the child’s own…

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    Adult Child Abuse

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    way to terrorism, the list goes on and on. However on this long list of long lasting global epidemics on society we find a very important one in child abuse. An issue that in my opinion also holds a lot of our future’s fate in the palm of its hands. I mean after all they do say that children are our future, but what hope do we find in knowing that a child that was abused cannot always develop normally into adulthood, thus leaving him or her…

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    Child Physical Abuse

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    EREPORT # 20540 stated the following: There is no exact date for physical abuse. Child has reported on several occasions she has been beaten by her father and fears living with him. The incidents have occurred multiple times but she won't tell anyone because she is scared for her brother who is autistic. Mother is an alcoholic. The children go several days without clean clothes and without eating. I personally have kept both of the girls because they have had no place to stay. Last month…

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    Services Child Abuse and Neglect, n.d). They may even show a sense of lethargy during the day. Other children may show a desire to be extremely compliant. These children may also begin to abuse drugs and/or alcohol as a means to forget and self-medicate (U.S Department of Health and Services Child Abuse and Neglect, n.d). Children may engage in self- mutilation and may show triggers of fear…

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    Child abuse is a big problem we face in our society. There are many type of abuse. Some forms are easy to detect by physical markings. Yet, other forms are very hard to identify because there may not be any markings or bruising out in the open. The physical markings are hidden in places where a teacher, parent, and friends won’t see. Sexual abuse is defined by the APA as “unwanted sexual activity, with perpetrators using force, making threats or taking advantage of victims not able to give…

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