In recent years, much attention has been focused on the consequences of child sexual abuse, especially the adolescent and adult sexual behavior of the victim. Research on the consequences of child maltreatment is also uneven and, as a result, we do not yet understand the consequences on children of particular types or multiple forms of abuse. Distinguishing consequences that are associated directly with the experience of child maltreatment itself rather than other social disorders is a daunting task for the research investigator. Maltreatment often occurs in the presence of multiple problems within a family or social environment, including poverty, violence, substance abuse, and unemployment.
Research on the consequences of abuse is also challenged by the hidden nature of much abuse and because these experiences may not come to anyone's attention until years after they occur. Until recently, research on the consequences of physical and sexual child abuse and neglect has been based primarily on retrospective studies of adolescents or adults that are subject to clinical bias and inaccurate recall (Aber and Cicchetti, 1984). The scientific study of child maltreatment and its consequences is in its The relationship between the causes and consequences of child maltreatment is particularly problematic, since some factors (such as low intelligence in the child) may help stimulate abusive behavior by the parent or caretaker, but low intelligence can also be a consequence of abusive experiences in early childhood. Research has suggested a relationship between child maltreatment and a variety of short- and long-term consequences, but considerable uncertainty and debate remain about the effects of child victimization on children, adolescents, and adults. The majority of children who are abused do not show signs of extreme disturbance. Many complexities challenge our understanding of factors and relationships that exacerbate or mitigate the consequences of abusive experiences. Thus, the consequences of abuse and neglect affect the victims themselves and the society in which they live. Behaviorally, the consequences of abuse range from poor peer relations all the way to extraordinarily violent behaviors. The cognitive effects of abuse range from attentional problems and learning disorders to severe organic brain syndromes. Psychological consequences range from chronic low self-esteem to severe dissociative states. Physical consequences range from minor injuries to severe brain damage and even death. For over 30 years, clinicians have described the effects of child abuse and neglect on the physical, psychological, cognitive, and behavioral development of children. "The timing of the surge is excellent ahead of an expected IPO with the brand hoping to ride the wave of reopening’s and the return of routines to continued 2021 success," Ethan Chernofsky, CMO of Placer.ai, told Yahoo Finance.The consequences of maltreatment can be devastating.
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