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Week 8

Chapter 8, Early Childhood: Physical Development, Rathus

Brain Plasticity

Gross Motor Development

Fine Motor Development

When does handedness emerge

Advantage or disadvantage?

Health and Illness

Sleep

Sleep Disorders

Elimination Disorders: Toilet Training

Enuresis

Encopresis

Social Deprivation

https://medlineplus.gov/childabuse.html

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Child Abuse and Neglect

Types of Maltreatment

-physical abuse

-sexual abuse

-emotional abuse

-physical neglect

-emotional neglect

-educational neglect

Signs of Physical Abuse

Signs of Emotional Abuse

Signs of Sexual Abuse

Signs of Physical Neglect

A Cycle We Can Break

-Parents serve as role model

-Exposure to violence in the home

-Misbelief that everyone “hits” their child

-Insecure attachment style

Causes of Child Abuse and Neglect:

-Situational Stress

-History of child abuse in at least one parent’ family of origin

-Lack of problem-solving skills

-Substance abuse

-Crying infant

-Perceived intentional disobedience

Did you know: each state has its own regulations for child abuse laws and enforcements.

What is California’s?

http://statelaws.findlaw.com/california-law/california-child-abuse-laws.html

Effects of Child Abuse and Neglect

Abused children show high incidence of personal, social problems, and psychological disorders

Compulsive Compliance: A behavior pattern seen among some physically abused children marked by ready and quick responses aimed at pleasing adults by complying with their demands and wishes.

-less securly attached to parents

-Less intimate with peers

- more aggressive, angry and noncompliant with other children

Preventative Measures

*Mandated reporters:

Teachers, including assistants and student teachers

Center directors and principals

Health care providers

Parental education! Resources and support on useful positive reinforcements.

National Child Abuse Statistics

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