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Emotional abuse can take many forms including rejecting, isolating, ignoring, corrupting, exploiting, and terrorizing a child. It can cause feelings of depression, withdrawal, low self-esteem, and anxiety in children. Emotional abuse is difficult to identify but studies show it affects many children. Common risk factors for emotional abuse include a history of abuse in the abuser's childhood, substance abuse, mental illness, stress, inappropriate expectations of children, and lack of parenting skills.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
MIHAELA RUS
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Ovidius University, Constan釘a
ALINA BUZARNA-TIHENEA GLBEAZ
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Ovidius University, Constan釘a
ABSTRACT. According to statistics, about 90% of people were emotionally abused
in childhood, but many do not realize, deny or, worse, abuse their own children or
others, considering that their treatment of childhood was natural and normal.
Emotional abuse is a form of aggression, but the law can not penalize it. Most
parents believe that child abuse means physical or sexual violence and / or child
neglect. But they do not know that they can hurt the child simply by their excessive
attitude. The emotional abuse is any behavior that is intended to control, subjugate,
submit other beings through fear, intimidation, humiliation, blaming, and growing
guilt, coercion, manipulation, invalidation etc. The consequences of emotional abuse
are multiple, varied, extremely serious; they leave marks for life, affecting child
development at various levels - emotionally, intellectually and even physically.
Moreover, it will affect the future adults social and professional life, relationships
and physical and mental health, to a greater or lesser extent, depending on the type
of the emotional abuse, and on its frequency and intensity.
Keywords: behavior, emotional abuse, violence, control, sexual abuse
1. Introduction
Abuse means the use of force in order to try to dominate a child, to compel
him/her to do dangerous things that he/she does not want to do, expose
him/her to hazardous situations or to situations perceived by him/her as
dangerous. Any action that causes injury or psycho-emotional disorders is
an abuse.
The abuse can be of several types:
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Physical abuse - involves the use of physical force against children and
subjecting them to hard work that exceed their capabilities, actions that
result in damage of their body integrity.
Emotional abuse - is the inappropriate behavior of adults towards
children, behavior that adversely affects a childs personality in
development. Child rejection, forced isolation, terrorization, ignoration,
humiliation and corruption are manifestations of child abuse.
Sexual abuse - consists in exposing the child to watching pornography,
seduction (advances, caresses and promises) or involvement in sexual acts
of any kind.
Economic abuse implies attracting, persuading or forcing the child to
do income generating activities, the adults close to the child at least partially
or indirectly benefiting from this revenue. The economic abuse leads to
removing the child from school, thus depriving him of the chance to access
superior social and cultural levels.
Neglection - is the adults inability or refusal to appropriately
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Contemporary Readings in Law and Social Justice
Volume 5(2), 2013, pp. 499510, ISSN 1948-9137
PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
MIHAELA RUS
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Ovidius University, Constan釘a
ALINA BUZARNA-TIHENEA GLBEAZ
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Ovidius University, Constan釘a
ABSTRACT. According to statistics, about 90% of people were emotionally abused
in childhood, but many do not realize, deny or, worse, abuse their own children or
others, considering that their treatment of childhood was natural and normal.
Emotional abuse is a form of aggression, but the law can not penalize it. Most
parents believe that child abuse means physical or sexual violence and / or child
neglect. But they do not know that they can hurt the child simply by their excessive
attitude. The emotional abuse is any behavior that is intended to control, subjugate,
submit other beings through fear, intimidation, humiliation, blaming, and growing
guilt, coercion, manipulation, invalidation etc. The consequences of emotional abuse
are multiple, varied, extremely serious; they leave marks for life, affecting child
development at various levels - emotionally, intellectually and even physically.
Moreover, it will affect the future adults social and professional life, relationships
and physical and mental health, to a greater or lesser extent, depending on the type
of the emotional abuse, and on its frequency and intensity.
Keywords: behavior, emotional abuse, violence, control, sexual abuse
1. Introduction
Abuse means the use of force in order to try to dominate a child, to compel
him/her to do dangerous things that he/she does not want to do, expose
him/her to hazardous situations or to situations perceived by him/her as
dangerous. Any action that causes injury or psycho-emotional disorders is
an abuse.
The abuse can be of several types:
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Physical abuse - involves the use of physical force against children and
subjecting them to hard work that exceed their capabilities, actions that
result in damage of their body integrity.
Emotional abuse - is the inappropriate behavior of adults towards
children, behavior that adversely affects a childs personality in
development. Child rejection, forced isolation, terrorization, ignoration,
humiliation and corruption are manifestations of child abuse.
Sexual abuse - consists in exposing the child to watching pornography,
seduction (advances, caresses and promises) or involvement in sexual acts
of any kind.
Economic abuse implies attracting, persuading or forcing the child to
do income generating activities, the adults close to the child at least partially
or indirectly benefiting from this revenue. The economic abuse leads to
removing the child from school, thus depriving him of the chance to access
superior social and cultural levels.
Neglection - is the adults inability or refusal to appropriately
communicate with the child, and the lim ...Presentation on child abusing
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- 1. Emotional abuse She is a master of disguise, see that smile it has hidden sorrow By Raghib Clitso Created by : Muila Mongo Lei Zhang Xue Lian Li Melissa Lin Soo Young Park
- 2. What is Emotional Abuse Verbal attacks or demeaning actions that impact on a childs self esteem and self worth
- 3. Types of Emotional Abuse Rejecting: Putting down a child or youths worth or putting down their needs Isolating: Keeping a child away from family and friends Ignoring: Failing to give any response to or interact with a child or youth at all Corrupting: Encouraging a child or youth to do things that are illegal or harmful to themselves
- 4. Types of Emotional Abuse Exploiting: Giving a child or youth responsibilities that are far greater than a child/youth that age can handle Terrorizing: Causing a child or youth to be terrified by the constant use of threats and /or intimidating behaviour Witnessing Family Violence: When children and youth are exposed to family violence frequently
- 5. Signs and Symptoms Feeling of depression Withdrawal from social interaction Low self-esteem Fearfulness Increased anxiety Guilty feeling Feeling of shame
- 6. Signs and Symptoms Mood changes Nervous feeling Not trusting others Extreme attention seeking Avoiding eye-contact Telling lies Aggressive behavior
- 7. Impact The effect of emotional abuse are often silent. Verbal and psychological wounds leave a child forever changed. Emotional child abuse attacks a childs self-concept. Emotional abuse is the most difficult form of child maltreatment to identify and stop.
- 8. Prevalence emotional Abuse Canada Children experience high levels of emotional abuse According to The 2003 Canadian Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect Exposure to domestic violence is the second most likely of all cases to be substantiated. Emotional harm is associated to various degrees with all forms of child maltreatment. Emotional maltreatment is the lease likely forms of child maltreatment to be investigated by police.
- 9. Prevalence of emotional abuse Globally The United States National Incidence Study of Child Abuse and Neglect reports an overall rate of child maltreatment of 1.5 million children 204,500 of these children are recorded for emotional abuse 212,800 of the 1.5 million children are recorded under the category of emotional neglect (Sedlak & Broadhurst, 1996) http://www.factscourtwatch.org/Emotional-Psychological%20Abuse%20Fact%20Sheet.htm
- 10. Emotional abuse Myths Facts Relatively few cases are reported, Emotional abuse is often concealed in secrets leaving only the most severely and behaviours that are tied to other traumatized children and youth problems protected and treated. In a Canadian study of 135,000 The emotional abuse statistics are investigations by child welfare agencies over depending on the definition a three month period, 60% were emotional adopted, estimates of the maltreatment and neglect. prevalence of "psychological maltreatment Child abusers look like anyone else, in fact they often present an appearance of Child molesters look sleazy, respectability, hold jobs, function well in the unusual or creepy community and have the respect of their peers. The emotional illness affecting an abuser is rarely obvious
- 11. Casual Factors in Childhood Emotional Abuse Abusers childhood Substance abuse Untreated Mental Illness Stress Inappropriate Expectation Absence of parenting skills http://www.livestrong.com/article/273802-what-are- the-causes-of-emotional-child-abuse
- 12. References http://www.factscourtwatch.org/Emotional- Psychological%20Abuse%20Fact%20Sheet.htm http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/ncfv-cnivf/pdfs/fv-psych-abus-eng.pdf http://www.flicker.com http://www.child-abuse-effects.com/types-of-emotional-abuse.html http://www.buzzle.com/articles/emotional-abuse-signs-and-symptoms.html http://www.livestrong.com/article/273802-what-are-the-causes-of-emotional-child- abuse ECEP-237-Class Notes