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    Forms Of Elder Abuse

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    epidemic proportions. It is a form of elder abuse that often goes under-reported or ignored. We need to educate and train our professionals and concerned citizens. We need to generate new laws and regulations to ensure the safety and well-being of our elders. As of 2013, 44.7 million people were 65 years or older. This amounts to 14.1% of the population, or 1 in 7 Americans. When we think of abuse we often don’t realize that there are many forms the abuse can take. It may not be as obvious as…

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    these emotional distress issues are anger, frustration, embarrassment, sadness, fear, and depression. Kids that have been bullied usually withdraw from social contact, and their sense of self-esteem can be damaged. Victims can endure serious psychological issues. This can lead to depression, and in some cases suicide. Cyberbullying can also interfere with the victim's ability to perform schoolwork. In some cases, it can cause the victim to change schools. The percent of middle schools that…

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    program is run in conjunction with the Ministry of Education and the New Zealand Police. It was introduced into schools in 1989 with the purpose of educating children about child abuse and how to prevent it. According to Sanders (2004) the three main goals of KOS was to “teach the children safe practices; encourage victims of abuse to come forward and to raise awareness within the community of the need to keep children safe”. The program has been split into age appropriate modules and for the…

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    However, the nature of the state which provides grounds for corruption, and selfish regime worsen the state 's economy. The industrialists operated by self-interest, profit control and hunger for power. They used their powers and financial influence to abuse their position and oppress the minority, as shown by actions of two industrialists Luding and Straubleder. The failings of capitalism were intensified by allowing power to fall into the hands of the small elite who are selected not through…

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    What Is Proof Positive?

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    Proof Positive Researchers using MRI technology can now see neurological scars on the brain caused by bullying. These scars look very much like the scars that mark the brains of children who 've been physically and sexually abused at a young age.[6] Take a look at these notable findings: • Lifetime Affects Dr. Laurence Steinberg, a developmental psychologist specializing in adolescence, described the way school environments shape students’ experiences. He concluded that adolescent brain…

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    perspective instead of her husband’s. Carver’s narrative choice to frame the story from the perspective of Claire, places the reader into Claire’s shoes to piece together how small instances create her overall psychological turmoil. Claire’s relationship with Stuart perpetuates the demise of her psychological health since she feels uncomfortable to explicitly…

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    the combination of abuse of power, denial, and common beliefs have made it difficult to terminate the issue.To put it simply, because hazing in sports creates animosity among players and can be potentially life threatening, coaches need to pay closer attention to their players and ensure that no hazing is taking…

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    Stop passive aggressive abuse by taking responsibility It took me till I was 40, to realize when it comes to being victimized by others repeatedly, I was playing an equal part in the actions of being the victim. Yes! That is correct, I was at fault. Others being aware of this piece of wisdom could potentially stop someone from becoming a repeat victim of mental abuse. What I am referring to is what psychologists label as "cause and effect" and here 's why. When I was in my early 40 's I…

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    Training the Trainers There will be three scenarios covered in this training material. Information will be provided concerning stalking, domestic violence (today known as intimate violence) and stranger violence. Stalking is many times a prelude to violence that this paper will also discuss. Scenario one: After a brief relationship Margo and Harley break up. Soon Margo begins to feel she is being watched and sees that Harley seems to be around every corner she goes around. When she comes out…

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    Workplace Harassment The workplace harassment is harmful for the psychological health of the employee; it could cause stress, even suicidal thoughts. Later, it will be mentioned the different types of harassment in the workplace and another examples of: harassment by racism, sexual harassment, harassment by disability, harassment plus discrimination, and others in the workplace. I will discuss how the people in the work could stop it, how to act in case of harassment and how to complain about…

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