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- 1two types of abuse?active abuse
passive abuse - 2what physical violence occurs under active abuse?non accidental injury, forced coercion and restraint, CPA (child physical abuse)
- 3what psychological violence occurs under active abuse?intimidation
emotional abuse or witnessing - 4what sexual violence occurs under active abuse?CSA (child sexual abuse) ((intra/extrafamilial, sexual assault, rape),, (FGM) female genital mutilation ,, CSE (child sexual exploitation)
- 5what physical violence occurs under passive abuse?poor health care
physical neglect - 6what psychological violence occurs under passive abuse?lack of affection
emotional neglect
material neglect - 7what sexual violence occurs under passive abuse?failure to protect
promotion/faciltiation of CSE (child sexual exploitation) - 8abuse via?family cases
stranger or acquaintance
technology - 9examples of family cases abusehigh profile
witchcraft
familial paedophile rings
murder-suicides
child abduction by parent - 10examples of stranger or acquaintance abusepaedophile rings
child prostitution / domestic trafficking (CSE) child sexual exploitation
institutional support / complicity
people in positions of authority - 11examples of technology related abuseuse by paedophile rings
online grooming and abuse
use of online pornography by children - 12how many child protection investigations are there per 10,000124
- 13what does CPP stand forchild protection plan
- 14what does CPA stand forchild physical abuse
- 15what does CSA stand forchild sexual abuse
- 16what does CSE stand forchild sexual exploitation
- 17under the CPP, what maltreatment was at 43.4%neglect
- 18under the CPP, what maltreatment was at 32.8%emotional abuse
- 19under the CPP, what maltreatment was at 9.9%physical abuse
- 20as a child gets older, are they more or less at risk and likely to be subject to a CPPsmaller risk
less likely to be subject - 21what percentage of abused and neglected children are never referred for professional help50-80%
- 22where is child maltreatment highest in the westUSA
- 23how much bigger is CPA self report than the official records75 x
- 24how many of all adults report childhood sexual abuse1/4
- 25how many women report having been sexually abused as a child1 in 5
- 26what are deaths under 4 or 5 usually caused bymostly from a carer
- 27what are deaths of adolescents usually caused bymostly from peers
- 28what role do mothers usually have as a perpetrator of maltreatmentextreme neglect
- 29what role do fathers usually have as a perpetrator of maltreatmentphysical assaults
- 30what are boys usually subjected to as a victim of maltreatmentmore physical assaults
- 31what are girls usually subjected to as a victim of maltreatmentsevere neglect
- 32number of child deaths because of maltreatment per day has increased every year from1998
- 33what are some problems in the services dealing with maltreatmentcan be a failure to appreciate significance of risk factors e.g. baby p and victoria (12 missed opportunities) but many arent even known to the child services
- 34what are three implications of maltreatmentrisk of injury and death greatest in first year, majority of fams not previously known to CP agencies so cannot rely on them, child maltreatment has personal social and financial costs (long term is more acceptable and financially cost effective to intervene prior to maltreatment
- 35childhood consequences of maltreatment?death (physical and mental disability), mental health prob e.g. PTSD, ED, self harm, sleeping disorders (bed wetting), stress, physical health probs, emosh and behav problems, antisocial and criminal acts, low self esteem, poor self worth, alcohol and drug abuse, educational failure, impact on relationships
- 36what are effects of maltreatment in adolescencefair or poor health, overweight, depression, 30 day cig use, regular alcohol use, binge drinking, 30 day weed use, any inhalant use, violence aka fights or hurting someone
- 37what are effects of maltreatment in adultsmental health probs, substance misuse, personality disorder, sexual dysfunction or promiscuity, somatisation, suicidal ideation n behaviour. intergenerational cycle of maltreatment and inc risk of further victimisation
- 38what did herrenkohl and herrenkohl find an association betweenstressors (aka fam conflict n difficulties) and the presence of child maltreatment
- 39after controlling for stressors, what does child maltreatment still predictinternalising or externalising difficulties in adolescents
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