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    are approximately eighty thousand reported cases of child sexual abuse every year; leaving alone the cases that go unreported. Child sexual abuse is a crime that can lead the child to have physical, social and psychological dysfunctions for the trauma it causes. (Recognizing Child Abuse: Sexual Abuse) Therefore essential actions must be taken in order to minimize and solve the problem; for instance, understanding the types of sexual abuse, recognition of the signs, acknowledgement of how a…

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    some children face is some type of child abuse. A particular form of child abuse is sexual child abuse. There are multiple influences and factors that can be taken into consideration when discussing risks of sexual child abuse in adolescence. For instance, community and family characteristics of the child can be an influence…

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    Sexual abuse is common in schools today with most children becoming the victims. The sexual orientation of children determines their sexual behaviors. The term sexual abuse refers to an act of forcing someone to engage in undesired sexual behavior. A child can be said to have been sexually abused if they are forced to participate in sexual activities. This paper provides a response to the concerns of the boys’ teacher explaining to her if the boys’ behaviors is an indication of sexual abuse. It…

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    Sexual abuse, just like any other kind of abuse, does not allow a child to feel secure in the surrounding environment, leaving the child emotionally distraught and, in some cases, unable to learn normal functions during growth (Adult 1). In this way, the effects of childhood sexual abuse (CSA) usually do not end in childhood. It is a crime that, thankfully, is commonly punished with more severity than murder. Memories of the abuse often haunt the child all through life, whether socially,…

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    The book Child Sexual Abuse is another anthology featuring thirteen different authors voicing their expert opinions on a variety of topics surrounding sexual abuse. David Finkelhor who has a PhD in Sociology at the University of Hampshire strongly believes that all children who are abused sexually never fully recover, but the children who have been abused physically and emotionally can recover at a faster rate. Recent research by Finkelhor suggests that 6% of sexually abused children find a way…

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    lasting effects of her own sexual abuse at the hands of her cousin, Toshi, who lived with her family for a year. The memoir does not only focus on this event in her life, but also explores the development of her sexuality, relationships, and motherhood. One of the main focuses of her memoir is the idea that not every victim’s story of sexual abuse conforms to the same narrative and how this is the reason so many questions go unanswered when considering childhood sexual abuse. Her own story…

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    encountered experiences of sexual abuse are more likely to develop long-term side effects due to the traumatic events that they had experienced throughout their life, and thus making it difficult for them to overcome their fears that may have developed during such traumatic events. Sexual abuse is known as an undesired sexual behaviour upon an individual that may have occurred once or frequently, but has caused psychological or physical affect in the individual. As sexual abuse is an unwanted…

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    The Effects of Sexual Abuse in Perks of Being a Wallflower Charlie, the lead character in Stephen Chboksy’s Perks of Being a Wallflower, has a best friend who committed suicide the year before he would have entered high school with him. The reason is never revealed in Perks, but it can be inferred he had family troubles. This is considered a realistic scenario in our society. Suicide is the second leading cause of death in people age fifteen to nineteen, and as a society, people have recently…

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    the Child Abuse Services Team (CAST) Educational Program workshops. The topic of the training workshop was Taking Responsibility: We Can Prevent Child Sexual Abuse spoken by Joelle Casteix who is an advocate of child sexual abuse prevention. I would like to address some of the information I have learned through this workshop in regard to child sexual abuse. One of the first statements Joelle mentioned was that child sexual abuse has nothing to do with sex and the victim of sexual abuse is never…

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    the paper I will incorporate how memory effects childhood sexual abuse. My main focus will display how sexual abuse in childhood is repress in adulthood.…

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