Child on Child Abuse
Quiz by Lisa Gooding
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- Q1What is one potential effect of child on child abuse on the victim's social relationships?Being the center of attention in social settingsDifficulty trusting others and forming close bondsEasily making new friends and connectionsParticipating in group activities effortlessly30s
- Q2What is one potential impact of child on child abuse on the victim's mental health?Positive outlook on lifeIncreased anxiety and depressionEnhanced self-esteem and confidenceImproved communication skills30s
- Q3What is a potential sign of emotional child on child abuse?Active participation in group projectsIsolation and withdrawal from social activitiesEngaging in extracurricular activitiesSeeking help from teachers or counselors30s
- Q4What is one common barrier to reporting child on child abuse?Belief that the abuse is normalFear of retaliation or stigmaTrust in the perpetratorConfidence in the school system30s
- Q5What is one potential effect of child on child abuse on the victim's academic performance?Increased interest in learningImproved focus and study skillsHigher grades and academic achievementDecreased motivation and concentration30s
- Q6What is an example of emotional child on child abuse?Respecting a peer's boundariesConstantly belittling a peer's abilities and worthOffering help and support to a peerEncouraging a peer to pursue their interests30s
- Q7What is an example of emotional child on child abuse?Name calling and insultsSharing toysPlaying together at the parkDoing homework together30s
- Q8What is the definition of child on child abuse?When children play together at the parkWhen children have disagreements and argumentsWhen children share toys with each otherWhen one child harms another child physically, emotionally, or sexually30s
- Q9What is contextualised Safeguarding?Contextual Safeguarding: Is linked to a child or young persons religious beliefsContextual Safeguarding: Understanding and responding to abuse that take place onlineContextual Safeguarding: Is when only a DSL can respond to disclosures or allegations of abuseContextual Safeguarding: Understanding, and responding to children’s experiences of significant harm beyond their family and home.30s