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nbsp;One of the worst and saddest occurrences in childhood is sexual abuse and the resultant trauma.... esearch also has shown that child abuse is not a momentary happening without further complications.... Earlier, it was presumed that children could recover from child abuse in later life.... In several advanced countries, child abuse is considered to be the root cause of most mental health problems later in life.... hellip; It remains perhaps the most inhuman and innately harmful happening that has the potential of ruining the rest of a child's life....
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It generally has a significant negative and pervasive psychological impact on its victims (Browne & Finkelhor, 1986).... General population estimates would suggest that one in 100 children are sexually abused by a father or father figure (Laurance, 2000).... It is of considerable interest that estimates further suggested that two in 100 children are sexually abused by siblings.... This research discusses on of the most traumatic dilemma faced by all the societies of the world: Child Sexual abuse....
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Every situation involving at-risk children is different and protection efforts must weigh the consequences of placing a child in foster care based on ethical issues or the severity of the dysfunctional family environment.... Every year in England and Wales, over 80,000 children experience public care because their parents are unable to look after them; enough to fill the stadium at Wembley on cup final day (Hill & Mather, 2003).... These are somewhat staggering statistics and it poses the question as to whether all of those children were truly at risk and whether removing them to foster care was in the best interest of the child's welfare....
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The main aim of this paper is to investigate the long-term impact of domestic abuse on women and children.... The writer of the research claims that children are much more the long-term victim of abuse as it occurs during the stages of childhood development.... hellip; Domestic violence impacts women and children differently, depending on the lifestyle or household situation as well as the level to which abuse has occurred.... omen or children that are abused are also victimized by what is occurring within the male as related to their personality....
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Research Paper
The paper "Social Welfare Policy Analysis: child abuse" discusses that the whole society has gained advantages from governmental policies and social welfare programs.... Policies and programs have assisted the country's children population and families, as they are the major victims of child sexual abuse.... hellip; The efforts tend to create fear in the minds of children and parents, making them anxious about the conditions.... As discussed earlier, those programs have indirectly affected the mental development needs of children to some extent....
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Coursework
Non-experimental research designs, nevertheless, cannot be completely excluded because they can efficiently answer problems and produce practical results for studies that aim to explore the topic and its constructs and research trajectories (Jarde, Losilla, & Vives, 2012, p.... McGrath, Nilsen, and Kerley (2011) discovered from their review of literature on profiled juvenile delinquents and adult sexual offenders that the physical and psychological trauma of sexual abuse does not, all the time, amplify the predisposition of children to become future juvenile and adult sexual offenders of children also, although “their chances are greater than for those who are not abused as children” (p....
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How child abuse correlates with psychosocial results
A study by Hereunto, Moylan, Russo, Sousa, and Tajima (2011) asserts a significant correlation between child abuse and psychological problems.... This study ''Child Abuse'' expounds on what child abuse is and its effects on the development of a child.... Research carried out by Brown, Cohen, Johnson, and Smailes (1999) shows a significant association between abuse and children's health problems....
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Case Study
This thesis "Parental Drug abuse and its Effect on Children" discusses the effect of parental drug abuse on children.... In this context, we have identified the causes of drug abuse and also written about the effects of drug abuse on children.... At the end of the report, I have looked at the measures taken by several organizations and the government to ensure proper care of the children suffering from parental drug abuse and how effective these measures have been....
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