P.H.E
Introduction to Child Abuse:
Child
Abuse is a term that refers to a major public health problem confronting Children
and Families. Abuse manifests when the Child or Adolescent’s Caregiver fails to
provide for the Youth’s health and well–being either by causing an injury or,
as in neglect, by not meeting a basic need.
Meaning of Child Abuse:
Child
Abuse can be seen as physical, sexual, and/or psychological maltreatment or
neglect of a Child or Children, especially by a parent or a caregiver.
Types
of Child Abuse
· Physical
Abuse
· Sexual
Abuse
· Psychological
Abuse
· Neglect
· Physical
Abuse: This is intentional use of physical force against the Child that results
in/or has a high likelihood of resulting in harm for the Child’s health,
survival, development or dignity.
· Sexual
Abuse: Child Sexual Abuse is a form of Child Abuse in which an Adult Adolescent
Abuses a Child for Sexual stimulation. Sexual Abuse refers to the participation
of a Child in a Sexual act aimed toward the physical rectification or the financial
profit of the person committing the act.
· Psychological
Abuse: It is the production of Social defects in the growth of a child as a
result of behavior such as loud yelling, coarse and rude attitude, inattention,
harsh Criticism, and denigration of the Child’s personality.
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