P3 Explain The Factors Which Lead To Abusive Situations
P3 Draft -Factors which lead to abusive situations
Certain groups of people appear to be more vulnerable and susceptible of abuse compared to others. The individuals may suffer from mental health problems or may have physical or learning disabilities, the older population tend to be more at risk of abuse as the elderly are weak and frail and cannot often defend themselves especially those with dementia.
Any group of individuals who tends to be more at risk of abuse tend and just abide with the abuser with and just accept the situation of abuse This may be due to the individuals certain medication, or shattered self-esteem and low self-expectations. Factors such as the individual’s illness, condition (mental or physical) or age tends to make them isolated. As a result of the individual feeling isolated this may lead to becoming dependent on the abuser or seeking any potential abusers for help. An individual may feel as if it’s their fault especially if their …show more content…
Some forms of abuse can take place in the individuals own home , or abuse can take place in a range of health and social care settings such as day centres, community or residential care, hospitals , the Individual may even be living independently.
Factors associated with abuse can increase vulnerability to abuse,
Social isolation is major factors such as those who are isolated tend to have abused usually have fewer social contacts than those who are not abused, this means the individual at risk cannot reach out and tell anyone about the abuse taking place, abusers would see an isolated person as an potential abuser. A victim being abuses many have a mental illness such as dementia , the victim with dementia may be a more risk as his or her intellect, memory or physical functions and cause unpredictable psychological or physical behaviour is majorly affected by this illness. If an individual alos has The victim will not be believed if they
Certain groups of people appear to be more vulnerable and susceptible of abuse compared to others. The individuals may suffer from mental health problems or may have physical or learning disabilities, the older population tend to be more at risk of abuse as the elderly are weak and frail and cannot often defend themselves especially those with dementia.
Any group of individuals who tends to be more at risk of abuse tend and just abide with the abuser with and just accept the situation of abuse This may be due to the individuals certain medication, or shattered self-esteem and low self-expectations. Factors such as the individual’s illness, condition (mental or physical) or age tends to make them isolated. As a result of the individual feeling isolated this may lead to becoming dependent on the abuser or seeking any potential abusers for help. An individual may feel as if it’s their fault especially if their …show more content…
Some forms of abuse can take place in the individuals own home , or abuse can take place in a range of health and social care settings such as day centres, community or residential care, hospitals , the Individual may even be living independently.
Factors associated with abuse can increase vulnerability to abuse,
Social isolation is major factors such as those who are isolated tend to have abused usually have fewer social contacts than those who are not abused, this means the individual at risk cannot reach out and tell anyone about the abuse taking place, abusers would see an isolated person as an potential abuser. A victim being abuses many have a mental illness such as dementia , the victim with dementia may be a more risk as his or her intellect, memory or physical functions and cause unpredictable psychological or physical behaviour is majorly affected by this illness. If an individual alos has The victim will not be believed if they