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What kind of scars do kids get when they get abused?
Children get physical scars and emotional scars when they are abused. The emotional scars usually stay with them for life and affect their personality and who they become as adults.
Do disabled children understand they are being abused?
No disabled children do not understand that they are being abused.
Are gay people abused children?
No, most of them are not abused as children, myself included.
How many Abused Children questions are on WikiAnswers?
There are more than 1,700 FAQ about Abused Children on WikiAnswers.
Number of children abused in the world?
Over millions of children from around the world are abused every day.
How many children were abused or neglected?
Hi - i don't exactly know your answer but children are neglected or abused every day!
Are foster homes safe for abused children?
There are many safe, loving foster homes - unfortunately they don't make the news, the ones we hear about are usually a nightmare for the children.
What is A sentence using the word abused?
all the abused children fled from the man.
What has the author Jim Wade written?
Jim Wade has written: 'Going missing' -- subject(s): Runaway teenagers, Runaway children, Social work with children, Social work with youth 'Caring for abused and neglected children' -- subject(s): Custody of children, Child welfare, Abused children, Long-term care 'Caring for abused and neglected children' -- subject(s): Custody of children, Child welfare, Abused children, Long-term care
Why children's rights were established?
They came about because children were being abused.
What category of children in the juvenile justice system includes children who are mistreated emotionally?
abused children
What percentage of people who are abused as a child will abuse their own child?
Research suggests that about 30% of adults who were abused as children will go on to abuse their own children. It is important to note that not all individuals who were abused as children will go on to be abusive parents, as many break the cycle of abuse through therapy and support.
