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Child abuse...? Child Abuse Fatemah Al Khalifah Research paper Dean Michael Lynn 11 12/ 11 The purpose of this research is to know what the definition of child abuse is and what are the kinds of abuse. Some parents use abuse at home with their children and home must be a safe place for children to live. Some of factors that make parents use violent with their children are alcohol, drugs, smoke, and other problems at home. In addition, there are violent from teachers at school, and they use different methods of abuse with students such as a spanking, shaking, pulling a child's hair or ear, and squeezing a...
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Child Abuse...? A Case Presentation on Physical Child Abuse and Related Nursing Management First Last Touro Nevada School Of Nursing Children, as part of the vulnerable group, are repeatedly subjected to physical cruelty, resulting to a variety of physiopsychologic damages that are oftentimes irreversible. Surprisingly, the act of physical abuse to helpless young children is allegedly traced to incriminating circumstances surrounding the socioeconomic and personal coping capabilities of most parents. In the case study, the paper aims at exploring the various nursing mechanisms employed in detecting and managing cases of physical abuse in children. More importantly, the involvement of...
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Child abuse...? Child Abuse This paper gives a brief introduction on child abuse; the negative effects have also beendiscussed. Introduction Child abuse defines any attitude maintained towards a child by parents, custodian, friends or any other family member that poses a threat and harms the psychological status, physical or sentimental state of the child. (Ruth, 150) Child abuse can be of different types; (John, 27) Physical abuse Sexual abuse Abuse to the emotions Ignorance Negative Effects Statistical figures have exhibited alarming...
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Child Abuse...?Child Abuse Child abuse and its severe consequences have adversely affected the growth of young generation. In the United s, the rate of child abuse has witnessed a gradual increase in recent years. Maltreatments towards children are many and varied and these have social, personal, educational, physical and mental impacts among the children. Physical abuse, emotional neglect, sexual abuse, and other maltreatments contribute problems in child’s physical, mental and social development. The proposed research is indented to analyze child abuse, its various...
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Child abuse...by physically or emotionally abusing his or her own child. Barth also studied that a parent involved in substance addiction is 4.2 times more likely to neglect his or her children. This therefore means that substance abuse is a major risk factor that can lead to child abuse in homes. Barth's investigation of mothers with mental illnesses shows that such mothers have a 7 times higher rate of neglecting their children. This is because most of these parents are often declared incapable of taking good care of their own children and they get up losing their children to the social services. Another finding was that 44.8% of men who...
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Child Abuse...). Predicting child abuse potential: an empirical investigation of two theoretical frameworks. Journal of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, 39(2): 208-219. Jovanovic, T., Blanding, N., Norrholm, S., Duncan, E., Bradley, B., & Ressler, K. (2009). Childhood abuse is associated with increased startle reactivity in adulthood. Depression and Anxiety, 26(11): 1018–1026. Kaplan, S., Pelcovitz, D., & Victor, L. (1999). Child and adolescent abuse and neglect research: a review of the past 10 years. part i: physical and emotional abuse and neglect. Journal of the American Academy of Child &...
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CHILD ABUSE...? Health Sciences and Medicine: Child Abuse Health Sciences and Medicine: Child Abuse How would you respond to Summer's friend? I would first ask more questions to ascertain that what I believe that Summer is implying is what she is actually saying. I would then ask more questions in a nonchalant way and without betraying anxiety about Summer’s living arrangements and ask how long Sandy has been doing the ‘bad things’. I would also report the matter to the appropriate legal authorities. I would also make appointments with Summer’s parents or guardians in order to speak about what was happening to Summer at home and find out if they knew of the situation and are simply...
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Child abuse...? Abusing Children or Destroying the Society? A Psychoanalytical Exploration: How Abuse Affects a Child’s Social Development Abusing Children or Destroying the Society? A Psychoanalytical Exploration: How Abuse Affects a Child’s Social Development Introduction Child-abuse exists in most cultures and countries of the world. Researchers claims that unreported invisible child-abuse occurs even in developed countries, the UK, the United States, Canada and most other European countries along with reported evidences. In a study conducted in 2009, Ofsted reports that on an...
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Child Abuse...Child Abuse Topic Child abuse Tentative Research Questions In what ways is child abuse related to drug abuse by parent/guardian?
2. Do parents/guardian who was abused as children abuse their own children?
3. Is there a relationship between marital problems between couples and their propensity to abuse their child?
The Main Problem
Child abuse leads to negative outcomes in children (Finkelman, 1995). Child abuse is an important problem because children who were abused...
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Child Abuse... also play major roles as most of the cases of sexual abuse in most cases are not their biological parents.
In conclusion, child abuse is generally a global concern which takes part in every corner of the world. The history of child abuse dates back to the ancient times but not much attention was paid to it until 1962 when Kempe and his group published the battered child syndrome. (Kempe et al, 1985). While child abuse has received much attention in the current world These non-genuine cases causes distraction from the real cases which needs much attention. The misreported cases also milk away resource and time that could have been used more meaningfully to investigate and solve the genuine abuse. This calls for the amendments... of the...
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