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other sequelae of child abuse, they may
encounter difficulty when
faced with
their infant and
young children's
needs and
normative distress,
which may in...
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attacks may
result in
mental and/or
emotional distress for the victim.
Verbal aggression and
abuse affects all po****tions, cultures, and individuals...
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Psychological abuse,
often called emotional abuse, is a form
of abuse characterized by a
person subjecting or
exposing another person to a
behavior that...
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originally the
action of replevin lay
simply where the
question to be
determined was that
of wrongful distress.
Excess and
abuse of distress was punished. Since...
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Vogel LC,
Marshall LL (Spring 1995). "
Distress and
symptoms of posttraumatic...
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of religion.
Religious abuse can have
serious and long-lasting
effects on
individuals and communities,
including trauma,
emotional distress, loss
of faith...
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Child ****ual
abuse (CSA), also
called child molestation, is a form
of child abuse in
which an
adult or
older adolescent uses a
child for ****ual stimulation...
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between childhood ****ual
abuse and
emotional distress: a
critical review". Trauma, Violence, &
Abuse. 6 (1): 24–39. CiteSeerX 10.1.1.331.7436...
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physical abuse, ****ual humiliation,
physical and
psychological torture, and rape, as well the
killing of Manadel al-Jamadi and the
desecration of his body...
- addition,
symptoms of depression,
emotional distress, and
suicidal ideation are also
common features of people who have been
physically abused.
Studies have...