Summary Of Child Abuse By Sandusky
O’Grady speaks about a case, Sandusky’s, that happened around 2008 which started to come out in public. Various mothers decided to stand out for their children since they lacked defending themselves, due to their knowledge. Children thought adults did acceptable things, so they did not question the adult. It develops in a child’s mind assuring them that being abuse is something common and natural when it is not. O’Grady states how children do not react well to the abuse they went through. The problem with today’s society is to maintain their families name clean without a stain of mistake. Matthews-Creech offers examples how one should notice the signs and symptoms of an abused child. The authors contribute a help by identifying a victim by the form of the way they act.
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Teicher is a man who has a master and a doctoral degree of neurobiological. Doctor Teicher describes how a child fuels to a persistent psychiatric disorder. With the knowledge of the Doctor, he seems to explain how a small reaction of a child can malfunction them. He then describes how these children are more likely to become an abuser or commit suicide. Throughout the article, Teicher points out how the brain is affected and gives neurologist ideas what happened to the child. The author although seems to be biased, by clarifying the abnormalities of the abuse in his point of view. The most upsetting fact is how the brain functions of the child that causes them to have psychological problems. Teicher describes how certain parts of the brain show damages and how it affects a child’s
Teicher is a man who has a master and a doctoral degree of neurobiological. Doctor Teicher describes how a child fuels to a persistent psychiatric disorder. With the knowledge of the Doctor, he seems to explain how a small reaction of a child can malfunction them. He then describes how these children are more likely to become an abuser or commit suicide. Throughout the article, Teicher points out how the brain is affected and gives neurologist ideas what happened to the child. The author although seems to be biased, by clarifying the abnormalities of the abuse in his point of view. The most upsetting fact is how the brain functions of the child that causes them to have psychological problems. Teicher describes how certain parts of the brain show damages and how it affects a child’s