Familial Risk Factors
This happening to parents when they were younger increases the risk of it happening to their own children
What is child abuse and neglect
To ensure the stability of the home and lessen your risk levels of stress that lead to child abuse and neglect what is it important to have?
What is financial stability
Victims of child abuse and neglect often have trouble later on keeping or maintaining
What is relationships
What is considered an emotional impact on the family long term
What are depression and anxiety
Type of abuse that results in bruises most typically?
What is Physical Abuse
What is mental illness
This type of environment which has constant instability and lack of support is commonly linked to higher rates of child abuse and neglect
What is a high-stress family environment
This psychological condition, often seen in children who have experienced abuse or neglect can cause nightmares, flashbacks, and increased anxiety
What is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Child abuse that can continue over many generations and becomes a vicious cycle is known as
A child is displaying inappropriate touching of themselves and other students. This could be a warning sign of what type of abuse?
What is Sexual Abuse
Research shows that living in a household where this is common increases the risk for child abuse and neglect
What is domestic violence (another acceptable answer is substance abuse).
Living in an area with limited access to healthcare, education, etc. can increase the risk of this, especially in families with lower socioeconomic status.
What is child neglect
Survivors of child abuse and neglect often struggle with this type of abuse once they are adults
What is substance abuse
What is considered a primary source of resilence towards familial trauma and abuse?
What is family structure and support
Abuse that a family member does to a child is known as
What is Intrafamilial Abuse
"Even though intimate partner violence is not the same as child abuse, there is an overlap; in ____ percent of the families in which intimate partner violence occurs, the child or children also suffer abuse" (Herrenkohl, Sousa, Tajima, & Moylan, 2008).
What is 40%
Living in this condition where families struggle to make ends meet such as housing, food, etc. based on their finances can significantly increase child abuse and neglect
What is one way victims who were abused or neglected cope by finding professional help
"the events that result in or pose a threat to a person's physical integrity and that cause a reaction of intense fear, horror, or helplessness" (APA, 1994).
What is the definition of trauma
How do children suffering from severe psychological abuse and trauma see themselves?
What is unworthy and unloved
"a measurable characterization of each subject in a specified population that precedes the outcome of interest and which can be used to divide the population into two groups (the high-risk and low-risk groups that comprise the total population)" (Kraemer et al., 1997 p. 338
What is the definition of a risk factor
"In a longitudinal study of risk factors for child maltreatment, it was found that the risk of child maltreatment increases with the number of risk factors present, but especially when more than ____ risk factors are present (Brown et al., 1998).
What is 4
What happens to families that have had abuse and neglect in their household over time
"The Children's Bureau's report on child maltreatment in 2016 indicates that _____ percent of the victims of maltreatment suffered neglect" (Crosson-Tower, 2019, p.92).
What is 74.8%