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This eight-page-paper explores child abuse. It opens with an explanation of what constitutes child abuse and moves into signs that it may be occurring. Next the paper explores some of the solutions that are available to prevent it. Bibliography lists eight sources.
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8 pages (~225 words per page)
File: D0_CWchlabu.doc
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moth is drawn to flame. The bruise looked like finger prints and it was not the first time it had happened. Yet, every time she asked him how the bruises
happened he would give her a story about running into doors, or wrestling with friends. Today though he was quiet and looked like he had lost his best friend. Sally
made a decision and hit the buzzer for the guidance counselors office. It was time to investigate. We have all seen it
on the news. Reports of child abuse splash across our screens and pipe the horror into our living room, and we sit in outrage at the stories that unfold. However,
often times once the TV is turned off and we go about our lives, we push it to the back of our minds and forget about it. But the children
who are being beaten, right now, even as this report is being read, cannot forget. They are hiding under beds, they are promising to be good, and they are screaming
in terror as they are being struck, burned, belted, and broken by the very people who are supposed to be their protectors. Every
year in the United States there are hundreds of thousands of children who are abused (Hwang 1999). A recent issue of JAMA reported that deaths of children under 11-years-old
that was due to abuse are grossly under-reported (Hwang 1999). "Over a 10-year period, a review of medical examiners reports in North Carolina showed the state vital records
system underreported by almost 60% the number of deaths due to battering or abuse (Hwang 1999)." I. WHAT IS CHILD ABUSE? The U.S. Child Abuse Prevention
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