Teacher's Guide: Types of Child Abuse

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Froggy Jumps Teacher's Guide: Types of Child AbuseOnline version Recognize abuse signs by Winnifred Moore 1 Which type involves harming a child physically or causing injury? a Physical abuse b Emotional abuse c Neglect 2 What describes persistent emotional harm like belittling or isolating a child? a Neglect b Physical abuse c Emotional/psychological abuse 3 Failing to provide basic needs such as food, shelter, or medical care is called what? a Neglect b Emotional abuse c Sexual abuse 4 Which form includes forcing or coercing a child into sexual activities? a Sexual abuse b Bullying c Neglect 5 Exposure to violent environments or learning to fear for safety falls under which category? a Exposure to violence (trauma exposure) b Sexual abuse c Physical abuse 6 Repeated, intentional harm through instructions or absence of care by a caregiver is known as what? a Emotional abuse b Chronic neglect c Physical abuse 7 This type involves exploiting a child for work, services or profit. a Neglect b Exploitation/trafficking c Bullying 8 What is term for frequent, severe punishment causing fear and anxiety but not injury? a Severe emotional abuse b Physical abuse c Neglect 9 If a child is harmed by a caregiver through humiliation, isolation, or manipulation, this is: a Physical abuse b Sexual abuse c Emotional/psychological abuse 10 Which action should a teacher take if abuse is suspected or witnessed? a Ignore unless confirmed b Confront the abuser directly c Report to appropriate authorities

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Teacher's Guide: Types of Child AbuseOnline version

Recognize abuse signs

by Winnifred Moore

Which type involves harming a child physically or causing injury?

Physical abuse

Emotional abuse

Neglect

What describes persistent emotional harm like belittling or isolating a child?

Neglect

Physical abuse

Emotional/psychological abuse

Failing to provide basic needs such as food, shelter, or medical care is called what?

Neglect

Emotional abuse

Sexual abuse

Which form includes forcing or coercing a child into sexual activities?

Sexual abuse

Bullying

Neglect

Exposure to violent environments or learning to fear for safety falls under which category?

Exposure to violence (trauma exposure)

Sexual abuse

Physical abuse

Repeated, intentional harm through instructions or absence of care by a caregiver is known as what?

Emotional abuse

Chronic neglect

Physical abuse

This type involves exploiting a child for work, services or profit.

Neglect

Exploitation/trafficking

Bullying

What is term for frequent, severe punishment causing fear and anxiety but not injury?

Severe emotional abuse

Physical abuse

Neglect

If a child is harmed by a caregiver through humiliation, isolation, or manipulation, this is:

Physical abuse

Sexual abuse

Emotional/psychological abuse

Which action should a teacher take if abuse is suspected or witnessed?

Ignore unless confirmed

Confront the abuser directly

Report to appropriate authorities

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by Winnifred Moore

Which type involves harming a child physically or causing injury?

What describes persistent emotional harm like belittling or isolating a child?

Failing to provide basic needs such as food, shelter, or medical care is called what?

Which form includes forcing or coercing a child into sexual activities?

Exposure to violent environments or learning to fear for safety falls under which category?

Repeated, intentional harm through instructions or absence of care by a caregiver is known as what?

This type involves exploiting a child for work, services or profit.

What is term for frequent, severe punishment causing fear and anxiety but not injury?

If a child is harmed by a caregiver through humiliation, isolation, or manipulation, this is:

Which action should a teacher take if abuse is suspected or witnessed?

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