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Which of the following is the MOST accurate definition of corporal punishment?
Which of the following is the MOST accurate definition of corporal punishment?
- Emotional abuse that degrades a child's self-worth.
- Intentionally causing physical injury to a child.
- Neglect of a child's basic needs, such as food and shelter.
- Physical discipline intended to cause pain, but not injury, for the purpose of correction or control. (correct)
Fetal neglect is only related to the mother's behavior during pregnancy.
Fetal neglect is only related to the mother's behavior during pregnancy.
False (B)
Name three potential long-term consequences of physical abuse in children.
Name three potential long-term consequences of physical abuse in children.
Answers may include: psychological disorders, difficulty forming healthy relationships, increased risk of substance abuse, or antisocial behavior.
________ Baby Syndrome is a severe form of physical abuse that results in brain damage.
________ Baby Syndrome is a severe form of physical abuse that results in brain damage.
Match the following subtype of neglect with its description:
Match the following subtype of neglect with its description:
What concept from Maslow's hierarchy of needs is most directly violated by emotional neglect?
What concept from Maslow's hierarchy of needs is most directly violated by emotional neglect?
According to Erikson's stages of psychosocial development, consistent emotional support during childhood contributes to a sense of mistrust.
According to Erikson's stages of psychosocial development, consistent emotional support during childhood contributes to a sense of mistrust.
Briefly explain how cultural practices might sometimes be mistaken for physical abuse.
Briefly explain how cultural practices might sometimes be mistaken for physical abuse.
Hart's research highlights the _______ effects of psychological maltreatment on a child's developing brain.
Hart's research highlights the _______ effects of psychological maltreatment on a child's developing brain.
Which of the following outcomes is MOST indicative of 'resiliency' in a child who has experienced maltreatment?
Which of the following outcomes is MOST indicative of 'resiliency' in a child who has experienced maltreatment?
Flashcards
Definition of Physical Abuse
Definition of Physical Abuse
Non-accidental injury or harm inflicted upon a child by a caregiver.
Corporal Punishment
Corporal Punishment
The use of physical force to discipline a child.
Injuries from Abuse
Injuries from Abuse
Bruises, burns, falls, or any physical harm that is a result of abuse.
Definition of Neglect
Definition of Neglect
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Fetal Neglect
Fetal Neglect
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Definition of Psychological Maltreatment
Definition of Psychological Maltreatment
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Outcomes vs. Parent Behavior
Outcomes vs. Parent Behavior
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
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Erikson's Stages
Erikson's Stages
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Resiliency
Resiliency
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Study Notes
- Exam 2 covers chapters 4-6 in the Child Abuse and Neglect textbook by McCoy and Keen
- Chapters 3 and 4 from Dr. Perry's book-The Boy Who was Raised as a Dog are also covered
- The guide is not comprehensive, and students are held accountable for information from the chapters even if not discussed in class
- The exam includes multiple choice questions, true/false, short answer, and an essay question
- Students are allowed one handwritten page of notes for the exam
Physical Abuse
- Definitions of physical abuse are covered
- Corporal punishment is a topic
- Injuries from abuse such as bruises, falls, and burns are included
- There will be a distinction between low vs high suspicion injuries
- Topics include what could look like abuse but are medical in nature or folk medicine practices
- Consequences of physical abuse on children and later as adults is relevant
- Shaken Baby Syndrome is a study point
Neglect
- Definitions of neglect are included
- Issues like fetal neglect and obesity are topics
- Subtypes of neglect are covered
- Indicators of physical neglect should be studied
- Consequences and signs of neglect in infants, adolescence, and adults are also covered
Psychological Maltreatment
- Definition of psychological maltreatment is included
- Outcomes vs Parent behavior is a topic
- Cover the 6 major subtypes of psychological maltreatment (APSAC)
- Glaser's definition is included
- Maslow, Erikson and attachment theory form a part of the study
- Hart research-noted effects PM
- Consequences of PM are tested
- Resiliency or greater harm is part of this section
Perry
- Perry Stairway to Heaven and Skin Hunger are sections to study
- Main points from each chapter
- Perry's therapy work within each chapter should be studied
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