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    maltreatment has many different characteristics‚ including child neglect and physical abuse (Wong‚ Hockenberry & Wilson‚ 2011). It is defined as “any recent act or failure to act on the part of a parent or caretaker which results in death‚ serious physical or emotional harm‚ sexual abuse or exploitation‚ or an act or failure to act which presents an imminent risk of serious harm‚” (Children ’s Bureau‚ 2008). Children suffering from child abuse or neglect usually share a series of indicative behaviors and findings

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    as key influences. The experiences encountered during this period play a role in determining health across a lifespan‚ which raises the question: How does exposure to early childhood adversity‚ such as extreme poverty‚ abuse‚ parental death‚ and neglect influence health outcomes and the developing brain? A number of theoretical studies and research reveal that exposure to early childhood adversity provokes a toxic stress response that is associated with lifelong consequences. Prolonged activation

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    Consequences * Bleeding in the eyes or in the brain can be a result of parents or carers shaking the young baby. Damage to the spinal cord or neck and rib or bone fractures can also be a result of this action. * In some cases child abuse or neglect can cause the child to develop impaired brain development due to parts of the brain not developing properly. This can have long term affects on the person’s cognitive‚ language and academic

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    A Short History of Child Abuse Name Institution Introduction Child abuse relates to the actions of a caretaker or a parent physically‚ sexually‚ or emotionally mistreating‚ neglecting‚ or abandoning a child (Find Law 2015). The history of abuse of children is not a recent practice‚ but the efforts to educate the people about the child as an important person started recently. The old ages practiced forms of child abuse unknowingly. Different parts of the world practiced varied forms of ill-treatment

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    committed the murders and was deemed unstable in Dick’s eyes. “There was something wrong with little Perry‚ Perry would wet his bed‚ cry in his sleep…. and had an extremely short temper.” (Capote 108) Perry’s childhood was one of abuse and child neglect. After his parents divorced‚ Perry was sent to an orphanage and a children’s shelter where he was constantly beaten by the nurses. Perry exclaimed to Dick “After a couple of months‚ they tossed me out of the orphanage and put me some place worse.

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    It is imperative that the school staff are able to identify any concerns they may have regarding abuse or neglect and know how to correctly act upon this information and which other agencies need to be told.The school should also offer updates for child protection training to all of the staff and should also provide policies and procedures regarding child protection

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    Using the whole family to evaluate current methods of discipline and daily function can greatly help reduce further maltreatment and all together prevent it from repeating. Nurturing Parenting Programs (NPP) aim to prevent and treat child abuse and neglect by using psychoeducational and cognitive-behavioral approaches to teach parents how to “re-parent.” Its programs help parents learn new patterns of parenting to replace their old abusive ones (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

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    References: Selph‚ S. S.‚ Bougatsos‚ C.‚ Blazina‚ I.‚ & Nelson‚ H. D. (2013). Behavioral Interventions and Counseling to Prevent Child Abuse and Neglect: A Systematic Review to Update the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force Recommendation. Annals Of Internal Medicine‚ 158(3)‚ 179-190.

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    done today . Opportunity knocks on our door but once and if we fail to open the door in time we will lose out on success . We should remain ever vigilant for even a little neglect may spell great ruin . A small crack in a dam may lead to a breach in the dam and the flooding of the area around . In the same way if a student neglects his or her studies ‚ all the learning will have to be done on the day before the test or the exam and this will probably lead to bad results . The following verse emphasizes

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    Soc. 435 Issue 10 Family preservation should be an important goal in child abuse and neglect interventions‚ but it shouldn’t be the intervening or the only goal for a child’s welfare. Like Richard Gelles‚ for me the child’s safety‚ well-being‚ and the stability of their home should be the most important goal in child abuse and neglect. It’s all about the best opportunities for the child as well as living in an environment that is out of harms way for them. Unfortunately‚ in the society we

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