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Running Head: CHILD ABUSE 1

CHILD ABUSE 2

Child Abuse

Savannah Carter

Dr. Russell CRIJ 3382 P01

March 3, 2022

Introduction

Child abuse is unfair treatment to children either sexually, psychologically, or physically. The issue is a matter of concern to every stakeholder, including healthcare and law enforcement. Child abuse cannot be ignored since it has a long-lasting effect on the growth and development of a child. Child abuse is a severe problem in many societies (Schneider, Waldfogel & Brooks-Gunn, 2017). Sometimes child abuse is conducted by outsiders and by the biological parents of a child. Many forms of child abuse are common in almost every country and include mental abuse, exploitation, physical abuse, abandonment, and sexual abuse. This assignment aims to provide evidence-based information to create awareness on various types of child abuse, identify cases of child abuse, and recommend the best method to reduce the barbaric practice across the globe.

Literature review

Based on Yang et al. (2013), the child is more likely to experience abuse from the immediate family members. The parents should be at the forefront to fulfill their parental responsibilities. Before the government institutions provide recommendations on ways to prevent child abuse, the parents should first act in the best interest of their children. Smith et al. (2014) indicate that government institutions from various countries have policies and laws that ensure maximum protection of children from abuse from any individual, including parents. Based on the authors, parents continue to abuse their children since they believe that they have the final say on the discipline and the life of a child. According to the authors, the most common law that has shown a lot of contribution in protecting a child’s life is the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC). The UNCRC protects a child from all forms of abuse, including abandonment by parents, sexual harassment, and physical violence.

Based on the article written by Morin, 2019, is that parents carry the more considerable blame for psychological abuse to their children. Psychological abuse is also known as emotional abuse. Children are mainly affected psychologically when parents and caregivers use excessive physical punishment on their children. Various forms of abuse can be initiated by parents and include manipulations, terrorizing and isolation, ignoring them, and rejecting them. Sugaya et al. (2012) believe that physical abuse has a long-lasting effect on the growth and development of children. The physical abuse includes burns and fractures. Some parents punish their children excessively, sometimes even burning and fracturing them.

Sexual abuse is also a common method to violate a child’s rights. Sexual harassment includes rape, touching a child’s genital parts, forcing a child to touch an adult’s genital parts, sexual exploitation, and having intercourse with a child (Murray, Nguyen & Cohen, 2014). The authors also indicate that a child is more likely to be exposed to sexual abuse by close family members. (Mathews, Pacella, Dunne, Simunovic & Marston, 2020) indicates that child neglect is a form of child abuse. There is various type of neglect as a form of child abuse. The most common type of negligence is physical, where many parents leave their children without food, clothing, and shelter. On the other hand, educational neglect is when parents fail to provide education support, such as buying school uniforms and paying the school fees. The authors indicate that emotional neglect is when parents fail to support and love their children, mainly when they are sick in a particular abnormal challenge.

Gaps and possible research questions

In most cases, the adults understand the repercussion of child abuse, but the children older enough to know their rights lack enough information on where they can report when they are abused (Bartlett, Kotake, Fauth & Easterbrooks, 2017). How can children know their rights, and where can they report when their rights are violated? Future researchers should concentrate comprehensive information on laws and policies that facilitate awareness to children about their rights. Secondly, most of the rules are general, such as UNCRC. How can human rights activists and children access laws that specifically address child abuse? Future researchers should be aggressive and proactive in investigating specific laws that protect a child. For instance, the researchers should categorize various laws and address laws that prevent parents from using excessive force when punishing their children.

There is a huge gap between the collaboration between the law enforcers and medical interventions when protecting children from any abuse. The law enforcers should access information from the healthcare professionals regarding children abuse. The lawbreakers should be prosecuted based on the clinical evidence provided by doctors and nurses regarding physical and emotional damage to a child due to misuse.

Conclusion and solution

The government official from the department of children writes you should establish community-based education to create child abuse awareness in areas with high child abuse cases. The education program will enable individuals to have the courage to report people who abuse a child to the relevant authorities. Parents should be actively involved in setting policies that guarantee child protection. It is critical to impose high penalties, fines, and jail terms for individuals violating children’s rights. Child trauma is likely to affect a child even in their adult age. We must protect children from all forms of abuse to create a better society in the future.

References

Bartlett, J. D., Kotake, C., Fauth, R., & Easterbrooks, M. A. (2017). Intergenerational transmission of child abuse and neglect: Do maltreatment type, perpetrator, and substantiation status matter?. Child abuse & neglect, 63, 84-94.

Mathews, B., Pacella, R., Dunne, M. P., Simunovic, M., & Marston, C. (2020). Improving measurement of child abuse and neglect: A systematic review and analysis of national prevalence studies. PLoS one, 15(1), e0227884.

Morin, A. (2019). How to Recognize If a Child Is Emotionally Abused. Retrieved 5 August 2019, from https://www.verywellfamily.com/what-is-emotional-child-abuse-4157502

Murray, L. K., Nguyen, A., & Cohen, J. A. (2014). Child sexual abuse. Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics, 23(2), 321-337.

Schneider, W., Waldfogel, J., & Brooks-Gunn, J. (2017). The Great Recession and risk for child abuse and neglect. Children and youth services review, 72, 71-81.

Smith, A. L., Cross, D., Winkler, J., Jovanovic, T., & Bradley, B. (2014). Emotional dysregulation and negative affect mediate the relationship between maternal history of child maltreatment and maternal child abuse potential. Journal of Family Violence, 29(5), 483- 494.

Sugaya, L., Hasin, D. S., Olfson, M., Lin, K. H., Grant, B. F., & Blanco, C. (2012). Child physical abuse and adult mental health: a national study. Journal of traumatic stress, 25(4), 384- 392.

Yang, B. Z., Zhang, H., Ge, W., Weder, N., Douglas-Palumberi, H., Perepletchikova, F., … & Kaufman, J. (2013). Child abuse and epigenetic mechanisms of disease risk. American journal of preventive medicine, 44(2), 101-107.

Running Head: CHILD ABUSE 1

CHILD ABUSE 6

Child Abuse

Savannah Carter

CRIJ 3382 P01

April 1, 2022

Proposed study

For the last ten years, the world has recorded increased child abuse cases from the statistic that has been corrected from various units, indicating that the graph has been positively growing. This challenge needs deliberation group policy development and review of existing regulations in the wider view. By so doing, various stakeholders realize the benefit of filling in the niche, increasing this challenge. Hypothetically, increased child abuse has been recorded by the world Health care organization as a form of maltreatment when a lack of comprehensive care tells the children (Chen et al., 2019).

In some quick facts outlined by the world Health care organization, 100 million children aged between two and four years have regularly suffered from physical punishment and psychological violence from their parents and their respective caregiver. One hundred twenty million girls and young women who are years of age have also suffered from first sexual contact. Consequently, children’s treatment has led to impaired physical and mental health-related challenges for long life. Therefore, these have negatively affected social and occupational outcomes that have ultimately slowed down the country’s economic and social development status.

The various questions should be examined and outlined positively to help manage this challenge. The wider view, we should be able to analyze the form of exposure of the consequences of child abuse and various forms of child abuse and the effects. It should outline and be itchy checked on both physical injury and anxiety that it can lead to (Donnelly, 2021). In major cases, every such framework will outline the effect of toxic stress associated with early childhood abuse and permanent impairment of brain development damage. On the same note, it will outline the nervous system and the worst victims healing from this kind of torture in the world.

In the second set of analyses, we will outline and ever do it the role of policy development and its protection against violence against children right. This includes the rule of the convention of rights of the child and the sustainable goal development organization that reassures the country’s commitment to end violence against children. This research framework will outline the role of UNICEF in its effort to partner with the government in the worldwide organization to prevent and respond to violence against children in all extended contexts. This assessment will also assess the role of the government and the justice system alongside other social services. In a rational-based evaluation, the research will evaluate and outline increased cases of murder and the relationship between the torturing of the boy shot alongside a girl. In most cases, the proposed study introduces Christchurch to the gun show despite the successful rehabilitation and control measures. Therefore, the research will outline the reason behind our respective frameworks that should be put in place.

Methods

The method section will outline the participants of the research, the designs that will be involved, and the materials that will be put during the data collection process. Sure active participation in the research process and gaining a significant response will be used to make the right and utmost decision. When these measures are put in place, a considerable process will be realized when developing strategies to reduce child abuse and negligence that has continued to increase. It will also assess the improved parental capacity and their role in extending the child welfare program.

In the research framework, an interview process where participants were interviewed and answered some complex questions on child abuse and some response framework that should be put in place. On the same note, used questionnaire interviewees what required to feel some parts having restricted questions having exclamatory questions where they answered the question in detail. The research participants were 30 in number examined from various regions where child labor has increased greatly (Patterson, 2020). This defined analysis of the extent of quality assurance and improvement strategies should be put in place to realize a practical child welfare program that eliminates conflict burnout and increased workload with a poor organizational culture.

Research Design

The large component of the research will take a qualitative analysis, and a secondary data analysis approach will be done. These include analyzing electronic shared materials and then sending them back to the same channel where they were initialized. Some of the data correction models and strategies used include the case studies and checklist. Besides that, making some quick observation help the group in focusing analysis parameters. Carrying out a survey and documentation analysis will help collect data recorded in various offices whose primary role is to focus on and create a sustainable environment for children. It will help make the right assessment and find data that can be implemented in cases of child abuse in the world.

Chen, Y., Chuang, C., & Chiu, Y. (2019). Community detection based on social interactions in a social network. Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 65(3), 539-550. https://doi.org/10.1002/asi.22986

Donnelly, E. (2021). Depression among users of social networking sites (SNSs): The role of SNS addiction and increased usage. Journal of Addiction and Preventive Medicine, 02(01). https://doi.org/10.19104/japm.2016.107

Patterson, R. (2020). Child abuse: Implications for child development and psychopathology. Child Abuse & Neglect, 15(4), 602. https://doi.org/10.1016/0145-2134(91)90046-g