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    Research paper May 6th 2012 Child Abuse Child abuse happens to children everyday as sad as it may sounds‚ and many children do not get to live a happy healthy life. “Child abuse happens when a parent or other adult causes serious physical or emotional harm to a child. The most serious cause of child abuse can end in the child’s death. Children who may survive may suffer emotional scars that linger long after the physical bruises have healed. Children who are abused are more likely to have problems

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    How to Reduce Child Abuse

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    For the past five years‚ child abuse cases in Malaysia have been increasing. According to the statistics from the Social Welfare Department‚ there were 2780 child abuse cases in 2008 and this number have been increasing sharply recently. Normally child abuse case happen due to the factors of financial‚ relationship and mental health problem. Basically‚ child abuse will bring a lot of negative effects to the victims such as abused children living with fear‚ self-blaming and feeling weak. Hence‚ parents

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    TYPE OF SPEECH: INFORMATIVE SPEECH TOPIC: Child Abuse Facts for Parents PURPOSE: The purpose of this paper is to reveal the shocking features of child abuse that exposes various factors responsible for physical‚ sexual‚ emotional and neglect abuse of children which haunts and shatters their physical and emotional world. AUDIENCE: PARENTS BODY OF THE PAPER Child abuse is very widespread and familiar happening. In today’s situation‚ it has become

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    Domestic Child Abuse Essay

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    hears the word “abuse” they immediately think of the physical aspects. However‚ there are many more characteristics that define this word when it comes to domestic child abuse. Children of every gender‚ ethnicity‚ race‚ age group‚ and socioeconomic status are at risk of any type of child abuse (Child Sexual Abuse). Due to the fact that most people do not know anything about child abuse‚ except for the visible‚ physical parts‚ they do not think about the other two most common forms of abuse. This brings

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    Child Abuse: A Threat on Childs Progress Melvin U. Estolero BSE 2-1 The Philippines has a young population in fact majority of its population are children below 18 years of age. Because of this‚ it has a vast reservoir of future and potential human resources that can contribute to its progress of our country; as Dr. Jose P. Rizal says‚ “Ang kabataan ang pag-asa ng bayan.” Children in the Philippines have their own rights and all institutions of the land – from family‚ school‚ church‚ community and

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    Causes and Effects of child abuse Have you ever wondered what actually causes parents to abuse their children? If so‚ you are reading the right essay. For the past day I have researched about child abuse and really got the understanding and sympathy for all the children affected by this crime. Not only is this crime known throughout the world‚ but the law takes child abuse as a crime and calls for a certain penalty. Child abuse refers to mistreatment of children that occurs physically‚ mentally

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    Nguyen‚ Pooja Panda‚ Kathryn Drake‚ Jubin Saha‚ Casey Hernandez Child abuse is a pressing social issue. It will be best addressed by leading short but powerful workshops in multiple prisons using the methods and exercises of Theatre of Oppression. The hope is to allow prisoners‚ both victims and perpetrators‚ of child abuse‚ begin to understand and handle feelings associated with child abuse. Summary of Issue Theater of the oppressed allows oneself to completely immerse themselves

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    issues that need to be solved. Unfortunately‚ child abuse is one of the major issues that our country is plagued with‚ yet we neglect to bring this to the attention of the entire nation. Every year millions of children suffer some form of child abuse. It is often overlooked because everyone has a different view of what exactly defines child abuse. More tragically‚ many people hesitate to report suspected cases of abuse‚ perhaps because they think the child may be lying‚ or they have difficulty believing

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    Abuse and Responsibility Child abuse has been and continues to be a problem in the United States. What exactly is child abuse? There are five main types of abuse: emotional‚ neglect‚ physical‚ sexual‚ and child endangerment. Emotional abuse entails actions such as “verbally assaulting and over pressuring children” (“Preventing Child Emotional Abuse”). Abuse through neglect occurs when “a child’s basic needs‚ such as clothes‚ food and shelter‚ are not met” (“Child Abuse”). Physical abuse is “intentionally

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    :SCHOOL COUNSELORS AND CHILD ABUSE The objective of this research paper is to determine how well school counselors‚ who are human service providers and mandated reporters of child abuse‚ know how to detect abuse and whether or not this skill has an effect on them actually making a report. As mandated reporters‚ school counselors are not prepared to detect signs of child abuse and their lack of preparedness is a directly correlated with their low levels of reporting

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