Effects of Child Abuse
Effects Of Child Abuse Child abuse has many effects on children. It doesn 't have the same effects on every person. Effects of abuse can vary by age.
I. Millions of children abused. A. Kinds of abuse 1. Mental 2. Emotional 3. Sexual 4. Neglect
II. Every case is different A. Different ways of dealing with abuse. B. Common effects 1. Nightmares 2. Difficulty sleeping 3. Low self-esteem C. Feelings D. Children play by themselves
III. Children are most likely abused until they are teens A. Effected their whole life B. Can 't afford therapy
IV. People not aware of long-term effects A. Effects growth of child B. Child abuse month C. Educating people
V. Infants and toddlers A. Developmental problems B. Response C. Withdrawal
VI. Pre-school A. Afraid to speak B. Children cry often C. Child 's world chaotic D. Stress
VII. More pre-school A. Aggressive B. Mimicking C. Throwing, kicking, destruction. D. Release frustration in play E. Inconsistent feelings
VIII. School-age child A. Trouble in school
IX. Adolescence A. Experiment with sex and drugs.
X. End results
Conclusion: It is important to report child abuse. There are many free hotlines that you can call and remain anonymous.
Effects Of Child Abuse There are millions of children being abused every year (http://www.jim hopper.com). Child abuse doesn 't necessarily have to be physically, it can be mentally, emotionally, or sexual abuse, it can even be neglect. Abuse doesn 't only effect the child being abused but it also effects the people witnessing the abuse. There are many different things that can affect the way the child is effected by the abuse. Child abuse can affect the child in many different ways. There can be many affects of abuse on the child (http://www.safechild.org). The worst way the child can be affected is suicide. Every child abuse case is different in its own way. Of course child abuse can lead to problems and
I. Millions of children abused. A. Kinds of abuse 1. Mental 2. Emotional 3. Sexual 4. Neglect
II. Every case is different A. Different ways of dealing with abuse. B. Common effects 1. Nightmares 2. Difficulty sleeping 3. Low self-esteem C. Feelings D. Children play by themselves
III. Children are most likely abused until they are teens A. Effected their whole life B. Can 't afford therapy
IV. People not aware of long-term effects A. Effects growth of child B. Child abuse month C. Educating people
V. Infants and toddlers A. Developmental problems B. Response C. Withdrawal
VI. Pre-school A. Afraid to speak B. Children cry often C. Child 's world chaotic D. Stress
VII. More pre-school A. Aggressive B. Mimicking C. Throwing, kicking, destruction. D. Release frustration in play E. Inconsistent feelings
VIII. School-age child A. Trouble in school
IX. Adolescence A. Experiment with sex and drugs.
X. End results
Conclusion: It is important to report child abuse. There are many free hotlines that you can call and remain anonymous.
Effects Of Child Abuse There are millions of children being abused every year (http://www.jim hopper.com). Child abuse doesn 't necessarily have to be physically, it can be mentally, emotionally, or sexual abuse, it can even be neglect. Abuse doesn 't only effect the child being abused but it also effects the people witnessing the abuse. There are many different things that can affect the way the child is effected by the abuse. Child abuse can affect the child in many different ways. There can be many affects of abuse on the child (http://www.safechild.org). The worst way the child can be affected is suicide. Every child abuse case is different in its own way. Of course child abuse can lead to problems and
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