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    Family Behavior Therapy

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    Ways to Treat Neglect A Controlled Evaluation of Family Behavior Therapy in Concurrent Child Neglect and Drug Abuse is a study where they selected 72 mothers who had been reported for child neglect and drug abuse by the Department of Family Services (Donohue, Azrin, Bradshaw, Van Hasselt, Cross, Urgelles, & ... Allen, (2014). Family Behavior Therapy (FBT) uses a family support system and therapy assignments as its foundation. The belief behind this therapy is that the parent’s drug abuse is the…

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    Violence In Ender's Game

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    Game shows how a young boy can become a powerful leader, the book also refers to many human rights issues. This book is set in the future where the world is full genies children. The use of these children is what poses controversy such as, child neglect, child abuse, and violence. The issues referred to in this book are not unknown in today’s world and effect many countries. Violence is an issue that many people find to be the cause of different problems in growing children. “Genetic and…

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    It could be “assumed that guardians had almost unqualified rights to control their children’s futures until adulthood” (Kopelman, p.273). But, what about the 1,580 children who died as a result of child abuse or neglect in 2014? And, the over 700,000 who CPS confirmed were victims of abuse or neglect? Do these children not deserve safety and…

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    Childhood Maltreatment

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    Childhood maltreatment is defined as to harm, neglect or mistreatment of children that may be physical, sexual or emotional in nature. Child maltreatment is not a new mysterious or unexplained circumstance. It’s been around way back in history as far as you can remember. There are a lot of factors to child maltreatment but the most commonly recognized now are physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect and emotional maltreatment. Domestic Violence has become an issue that has serious impacts on a…

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    These traumas mold and shape the child emotionally and sometimes physically if the child as suffered neglect or physical abuse. The foster system in the United States makes homes for many children. Children are placed in the foster system for many reasons including the inability to care for…

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    For those affected by child abuse, mental, physical, behavioral, and economic problems are likely to occur in the future without proper help, and such effects often begin during abuse. It is difficult to identify children who are being abused as they normally do not mention it, a result of either not recognizing abuse or being manipulated to believe that they are not being abused. These children may appear timid and fearful of certain adults or events, and can have “behavioral extremes” such as…

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    we will all likely encounter patients who have been victims of familial child maltreatment. Child maltreatment can be broken down into two categories, abuse or neglect. Abuse is the act of commission by a parent or caregiver that results in harm, potential for harm, or threat of harm to a child, whereas neglect is the act of omission by a parent or caregiver that results in harm, potential for harm, or threat of harm to a child. In this specific scenario, I am the CLS working with a 10 year-old…

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    prevention of childhood neglect important? The quantities of children who are being maltreated are staggering. In 2013 there were 679,000 cases child maltreatment in the United States. This equates to approximately 9.1 children out of 1000 nationwide (Department of Health & Human Services. , 2015 pg. ii). While there is overlap in the numbers, neglect is a factor is 70% of maltreatment cases (Wald, 2015, pg. 49). In 2013, in Oregon there were 5,330 cases of neglect. This accounted for…

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    Identify Child Abuse

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    Child abuse is when a parent or caregiver causes injury, death, emotional harm, or risk of serious harm to a child. There are many forms of child abuse. Some of the forms of child abuse are physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, and neglect. 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 and there are a lot of different ways to recognize child abuse depending on the type of abuse…

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    Reporting Child Abuse

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    Many people are responsible for reporting child abuse, even when they have no proof that a child’s injury resulted from abuse. Failure to report any suspicion of abuse and/or neglect can result in a misdemeanor. Even if someone falsely accuses a parent or guardian of committing child abuse, the person who has made the report is protected from civil and criminal liability. According to the article by the National Association for the Education of Young Children, "almost 800,000 children were…

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