18 Questions
What is a common characteristic of a parent or caregiver who is more likely to maltreat a child?
Has a history of being maltreated as a child and lacks self-control
What is the primary consequence of social stigma and discrimination towards children affected by HIV?
Social isolation and increased vulnerability to abuse
At which level do high levels of unemployment and concentrated poverty contribute to child abuse?
Community level
How do harmful gender norms contribute to the vulnerability of girls and women?
By increasing their risk to physical, emotional, and sexual violence
What is a potential consequence of child maltreatment on a child's development?
Harm to physical and neurological development
What is a potential consequence of the lack of parental care and extended family support for children?
Increased vulnerability to abuse and exploitation
What is a societal factor that contributes to child abuse?
Tolerance of violence
How does social stigma and discrimination affect children affected by HIV?
By making it difficult for organizations to reach them with services and support
What is a harmful gender norm that can increase the vulnerability of girls and women?
Norms that encourage men and boys to be aggressive and dominant, and women and girls to be submissive
Who is affected by the economic impact of child maltreatment?
Families, communities, and entire countries
What is a potential consequence of harmful gender norms on the physical health of girls and women?
Increased risk of disease and poverty
What is a potential consequence of child maltreatment on a child's emotional development?
Feelings of low self-esteem or inadequacy
What is a potential reason why child maltreatment can influence an individual's ability to negotiate safe sex behaviors?
It can result in emotional and psychological trauma.
What is a possible economic consequence of child maltreatment on communities and countries?
A loss in productivity and tax revenue due to illness and premature death.
What is a potential social consequence of child maltreatment on families?
Curtailment of education and lost earnings.
Why are children living outside of family-based care particularly vulnerable during the first five years of life?
Because they are primarily dependent on their parents or caregivers for survival and well-being.
What can be a consequence of child maltreatment on an individual's risk-taking behaviors?
An increase in risk-taking behaviors, including unsafe sex practices.
What can be a physical health consequence of child maltreatment?
Premature death and illness.
This quiz assesses your understanding of the effects of child maltreatment on individuals, families, and societies. It covers the physical and emotional health impacts, as well as the economic consequences of child abuse. Test your knowledge of this critical social issue.
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