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Preventing Child Sexual Abuse...of abuses. Girls staying with step father have increased the risk of their victimization and those parents with historic experience of sexual abuse may have 10x greater experience of sexually abused children (American Psychological Association, 2012). Studies further bared that parents with a history of childhood sexual victimization are at an estimated risk 10 times greater for having a sexually abused child (American Psychological Association, 2012; Tremblay & Begin, 2000).
Misguided and liberal parents...
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Child Sexual Abuse...indelible and incurable affect and impact behind it. Theorists define various reasons behind child sexual abuse, which has direct relationship with structural-functional and social conflict theoretical frameworks. Before embarking upon the topic under analysis, it would be advisable to define child rape. Child rape simply means the sexual victimization and harassment of innocent children and pre-pubertal adolescents generally at the hands of their seniors or adult members of society. It includes rape of minor and defenseless girls and boys, who have not reached the age of puberty. “Abuse...
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Sexual Child Abuse.... Childhood abuse is a traumatic life event that may lead to depression and post-traumatic stress disorder for which a person has to take therapies and medicines to cope up with the situation. (Bottoms, B. & Epstein, M., 1998). Children who had been subject to sexual abuse when grow up also exhibit trouble and difficulty during development of intimate relations as they suffer from reactive attachment disorder. A child who has been sexually harassed undergoes a series of changes in brain function and development having adverse and deleterious effects on neurological and psychological development and growth...
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Child Labor is a Form of Child Abuse...responsibility of parents to provide the material needs of their children and it is very abusive of them to have their offspring support the family. One extreme example of this is the case of bonded laborers where child labor is used to pay the debt of the family. In all these situations, children are burdened with responsibilities which are not theirs.
The above discussion depicts the harm that child labor can inflict on children. Exposing children into hazardous working conditions endangers their physical well-being while robbing them of the time to be educated...
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Child Sexual Abuse...were confused bewildered, and angry of being accusedof sexually abusing their
children, but they were powerless againstmiddle class professionals with the authority,
power, and legal sanctions to support their actions. Charles Prugnell in his piece "An
abuse and misuseof professional power describes the pressure placed on the working
class by the middle class thusly:
"From a sociological perspective, therefore, the events in Cleveland could be seen as a
punitive form of middle class oppressionof working class families by middle class
professionalsand an imposition of middle...
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Self Harm...Working effectively and safely with Children & Young People who self harm Self harm as the term implies is the deliberate harming or injuring of one's own self without any intention of committing suicide. Even though, it does not sound like a sensible thing to do to a sane person, an ever increasing number of people are involved in this kind of activity to their own detriment. Self harm usually happens when one cuts, abuses the usage of drugs or other substances such as alcohol, punches, hits, tears, scratches, chokes, bites, burns one's own self or inhales harmful or toxic substances.
The habit of self harming grows with time. It usually is an addictive practice for most people. People resort to it as their only means of escape... for this...
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Child Labor is a form of abuse...to provide the material needs of their children and it is very abusive of them to have their offspring support the family. One extreme example of this is the case of bonded laborers where child labor is used to pay the debt of the family. In all these situations, children are burdened with responsibilities which are not theirs.
The above discussion depicts the harm that child labor can inflict on children. Exposing children into hazardous working conditions endangers their physical well-being while robbing them of the time to be educated hinders their intellectual...
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Should spanking young children be considered a form of child abuse...and injuries from violence are the leading cause of injuries to women (Kandal, 1992). These types of violence related deaths could be on the rise due to adults having been exposed to violence or abuse as children, and then act accordingly as adults ” One childrearing experience which has been an important focus has been childrens exposure to parental physical aggression. Such aggression is commonly conceived as existing on a continuum, ranging from very severe parental aggression (i.e., child abuse) to much milder and normative parental aggression, such as use of corporal or physical punishment”(Kandal, 1992). Kandal’s...
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Working with violence and harm...Working with violence and harm Introduction The human trafficking menace is real and a threat to international security in the modern day society. Human trafficking refers to the process of illegally trading on people by transporting them into foreign countries and either selling them out as though products or forcing them to work. The trade is similar in structure to the pre medieval slave trade only that this is illegal. Most victims of human trafficking are children; children are gullible and therefore easy to cheat or to grab forcefully (CULLEN-DUPONT, 2009). These victims often work as sex slaves, brain washed and thereafter used to...
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Sexual Abuse of Children.... On the older population, over 20% of females and 10% of males in America have suffered child abuse at their young age (Mashand Wolfe 133). These statistics indicate that the problem of child sexual abuse is an issue that requires more focus and a multi-dimensional approach to resolve.
The reason why I chose this topic is to develop a better understanding of the reasons behind the prevalence of the problem of child sexual abuse. Statistics provide figures that suggest that the people who are close to the children form the largest portion of the...
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