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Types of Child Abuse
Types of Child Abuse
Types of Child Abuse
What is abuse?
Abuse occurs when people mistreat or misuse other people, showing no concern for their integrity or innate worth as individuals, and in a manner that degrades their well being.
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happens across all social categories and classes it happens in all races and religions it occur in families, extended families, in neighborhoods, schools, churches, and community groups it occurs in virtually all countries as well in conclusion, it happens throughout the world
abuse of authority, abuse of corpse, abuse of power, child abuse, cyber abuse, animal abuse, financial abuse and ect.
Physical abuse is a physical act of aggression directed at a child that causes injury, pain or impairment.
Sexual abuse is an inappropriate sexual behavior with a child. It is when a child is forced or persuaded into sexual acts or situations by others.
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3. Emotional abuse is a verbal abuse or an attitude that is degrading a child. They may be constantly criticized, blamed, sworn, shouted at, rejected by those they look to for affection or compared unfavorably with siblings or other children.
4. Neglect is the withdrawal of or failure to provide a child with the basic necessities for physical growth and development.
Have unexplained burns, cuts, bites, bruises, broken bones or black eyes. Seems frightened and reluctant to go home. Fear of a particular person or family member. Seems unusually withdrawn or overly aggressive. Have numerous fractures, welts or bruises in various stages of healing.
Sudden refusal in participation of physical activities. Shows unusual sexual knowledge or behaviour. Have difficulty walking or sitting. Irritation of genital or anal areas. Juvenile prostitution, pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections.
Hunger and inadequate growth from poor nutrition. Consistently dirty, offensive body odour, unkempt. Inappropriate and lack of sufficient clothing. Failure to get needed medical care, illness left untreated. Poor school performance, tardiness or absenteeism.
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Support your child. Let your child know you care. Know your children's online activities and friends. If you suspect a case of child abuse, you may need to seek support from your health department, child support services department or other sources within your area.