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    Maria Colwell had been in care five years following a period of general neglect and low standards of attention and nearly all this time she had been brought up by her aunt. While Maria was living with her aunt, her mother remarried and had children. In 1971, East Sussex County Council agreed on a plan of re-habitation, Maria’s…

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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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    A child is dependent on their caretakers to guide them to fully achieve their potential in a healthy development. child abuse and neglect leads to crisis of development. The parents or guardians are responsible of their child since infancy up to adulthood. Although, Erick Erickson indicates from infancy to the age of 6 is the major component and turning point for the child to develop effectively. In this era of childhood will determine the child’s current behavior and future behavior into…

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    Numerous studies show that child abuse and neglect happen to many children but most of these cases are not reported or known of. This might be because it is difficult for young children to report a problem that is going on in their lives; out of fear or the misconception that what is happening is okay. When something of this manner is reported, it may be argued as false because it is coming from a child who could have indeed suffered abuse but could be wrong about specific events and even…

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    Social Work Career Paper

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    They may have been given a tip by a teacher or neighbor. It is up to them to investigate the home, parents, and child themselves to look for signs of abuse or neglect (Ritter, 2009). If they decide that the living situation is not safe, they may remove the child from the home and place them in a temporary home. In these cases, guardians will have a period of time to meet certain criteria for them to get their children…

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    In 1973, Senator Walter Mondale made it clear there was no one assigned full time to the prevention, identification and treatment of child abuse and neglect. After Mondale’s comments, the federal government took a leadership role in the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA). CAPTA impacts the lives of victims of child abuse and neglect. This act is the only federally funded program that is designated for helping children who are mistreated. It also supports the prevention, the…

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    anger or from drunken rage, the child can become emotionally scarred, causing dysfunctional behavior in the child. At the slightest provocation, the child can become violent, aggressive, or withdrawn around people. In her article “Child Abuse and Neglect,” Dr. Jeanne Segal, Helpguide co-founder and intelligence expert, reports that “children who are abused may not be able to express their feelings safely and as a result, may develop difficulties regulating their emotions” (9). These children…

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    The children of today Have you ever wondered how many kids get abused across America? Sources say that there are over 60 million child abuse cases through out the United States. That is just the cases that are reported doctors say there approximately 10,000 more cases that have not been reported. Doctors say that the fact that some have not been reported is heart breaking to them because they know the severity of the situation. Statistics show that both parents abuse 81% of children that…

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    The Effects of Child Abuse in Adulthood Have you ever seen a child in class, at the playground or even in a store and wondered where her black eye came from, or why the little boy in front of you has bruises covering his arms? Child abuse has many facets and is hard to put into a single definition; however, it can be narrowed down to “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”(O’Meara and…

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    Hitting, punching, abusing, are all things a child shouldn't have to go through. When a child is fighting for their lives and there is nothing they can do. All they see is the parents fist in the face and it's one of the worst feelings in the world. Over and over they hit and punch. Over and over again your parents are not just abusing you physically but emotionally. Calling you names, saying you are the worst child that lived. Telling you that no one will save you and nobody will ever love you.…

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