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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 At the slightest provocation, the child can become violent, aggressive, or withdrawn around people.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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    According to Mayo Clinic (2017), child abuse is defined as any act of intentional harm or maltreatment to a child under the age of 18 years old. Child abuse is classified under four types of abuse such as physical, emotional, sexual, medical, and neglect. There are many cases of child abuse that is caused by someone the child knows and trust. These perpetrators are parents, family members, and close family friends. Child abuse can negatively affect the normal developmental process of a…

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    long term behavioral, intellectual, physical and mental health problems if they suffer any act of childhood violence, child abuse and neglect. Which mean they are scarred for life when abused. The North Carolina Department of Social Services states “Abuse is the intentional maltreatment of a child and can be physical, sexual, or emotional in nature. Neglect, on the other hand, is the failure to give children the necessary care they need. The emotional scars of both types of maltreatment…

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    Classifying Child Abuse

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    When all a child wants is to feel the nurture and warm love of their mother and is denied with beatings, neglect and abuse, the child then accepts the reality of exchanging kindness for fear. Child abuse is defined as any type of abuse inflicted on a child for a continuous time. Abuse can be done in many forms such as; sexually, emotionally, physically, and neglecting. Could smacking your child in public or hitting your child with a switch be considered abuse as well? When considering child…

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    Esperanza Rising Analysis

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    Human rights have been violated that has paved the way for the advent of universal suffrage from past historical events that are still contributing today. Children from immigrants’ background have faced many challenges that tortured or abused their freedom of expression. To help picture the true situation of inequality throughout the worlds’ views, we can see the perspective of the book Esperanza Rising and in the current events with Syrian refugee and children. Esperanza Rising, the main…

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    Abusing Child Abuse

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    referrals are made to child protection agencies involving more than 6.6 million children. The United States has one of the worst records among industrialized nations – losing on average between four and seven children every day to child abuse and neglect” (National Children’s Alliance). In the 2013 national abuse statistics, it states “that children in the first year of their life had the highest rate of victimization. Of the reported child fatalities, just under 80% were caused by the child’s…

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    their child. Child abuse is when a parent or caregiver, whether through action or failing to act, causes injury death, emotional harm to a child (childhelp.org). Child abuse isn’t just brutal spankings and punishments. Child abuse can be neglect and malnutrition. Neglect and malnutrition can take a toll on a child’s physical health just the same a physical abuse. Physical…

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    Did you know that in concurrence to UNICEF each year almost 3,500 children die from physical abuse and/or neglect under the age of 15? Or that according to the non-profitable organization Child help in the United States, 3.3 million accounts of child abuse are made per year involving nearly 6 million children? From these statistics you can see how big a controversy child abuse is and how frequently it occurs. Surprisingly, child abuse is more common in developed countries than undeveloped…

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    Malmgren & Meisel's Study

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    intellectual limitations, or lack adequate parental skills, so the child’s disability may cause maltreatment. Maltreatment negatively affect children’s development and adulthood. Specifically, physical abuse tends to be associated with behavior problems; neglect with cognitive, language, and learning problems; and sexual abuse with sexualized behaviors and posttraumatic stress. Finally the author provided suggestions to…

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    Parenting Skills Essay

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    In the United States of America, child abuse and child neglect are a main cause of death and suffering for thousands of children each year. These numbers continue to grow as the Federal and State governments sit idly by and allow these events to occur while not providing any solutions to solve this crisis. The lack of training and preparation with parenting skills is part of the cause of this problem. Skills that are not taught in the normal educational system such as how to handle stressful…

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