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Child Neglect Research Paper

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Child abuse and neglect is very serious topic, it happens daily and when a children begins to get taken care of sometimes it may be too late. Child abuse may vary from physical pain or verbal words. In Many culture, this is thought of as helping the child to become a better person or making them stronger, but rather its is tearing them down and belittling them. Self esteem is younger children is easier lowered in young chlordane than it is in older, such as our age. Neglect, for example may occur to many teenage mothers, they do not have time to spend with their children, which can cause the child to grow apart from the mother. The child will not feel loved, nor will he or she show love. This summer I took Forensic psychology and we discussed

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