child physical, emotional, and sexual abuse.
Date Submitted: 08/26/2004 15:09:54
Category: / Law & Government / Civil Rights
Length: 12 pages (3309 words)
Category: / Law & Government / Civil Rights
Length: 12 pages (3309 words)
Introduction In the past ten years, there has been a growing recognition of child physical, emotional, and sexual abuse. This recognition has led to more research being conducted to find out the long-term effects of different types of abuse on children, as they become adolescents and adults. One such study that was conducted took place in New Zealand and consisted of 1,000 children being studied from birth until age 16. At the age of eighteen, the adolescents …
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