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Additionally, successful completion of the current study, there will be an addition to the extant literature regarding how childhood maltreatment affects adulthood. As depicted, variables including child maltreatment and adulthood are investigated in the current research; further, aspects literature is elicited including post-traumatic stress disorders, emotional wellbeing, suicidal ideation, and drug and substance abuse. In this regard, the novel findings of the study as well as the reference of significant works bring forth a new look into the existing amount of literature. In fact, the new insights that will be brought cognizant of the study’s findings will bolster current information regarding the effects of child maltreatment on adulthood; hence, students and researchers can have a point of reference to furnish their understanding and future studies.

Numerous definitions are in place to explicate the aspect of childhood abuse in extant literature; it is seen as a sexual-based interaction encompassing physical contact between children and significantly older persons with the use of force (CDC 2011, p.17). According to the CDC (2011, p.18), a look into the varied childhood experiences comprise one of the largest studies that have been conducted to examine the associations existing between maltreatment in childhood and afterlife wellbeing and health. The study, which was a collaboration between the CDC and KPHAC located in San Diego, had 17000 correspondents. The researchers defined childhood sexual abuse as sexual abuses that involve children and adults. Assumedly, there are several child abuses cases that fail to be reported leading to difficulties in estimating the prevalence. Liken and Registan (2012, p.13) connote that the US national samples depict a 19% prevalence for women and 11% prevalence for men while the CDC (2011, p.17) implicates 24.7% incidence for women with 16% incidence for men; overall, the prevalence is denoted as 20.7%.

2.2.2 Physical Abuse in Children

Liken and Registan (2012, p.18) elaborate physical abuse among children as non-accidental infliction of injuries from the caregivers. Similarly, the CDC (2011, p.19) indicates physical abuse in children as often, sometimes or very often gabbed, pushed, slapped or hitting where a child suffers an injury including bruises, fractures, cuts, and burns. Liken and Registan (2012, p.18) ascertain that a study conducted in England including 2869 respondents that were selected randomly and aged between 18 and 24 years showed 21% as having suffered physical abuse. However, several researches concerning physical abuse in childhood fail to document the elements that depict the mistreatment. According to Liken and Registan (2012, p.19), physically abused children tend to have insecure attachments due to declined emotional abilities leading to disorganized attachments.

effects of childhood maltreatment on the adult life giving a leeway to understanding how maltreatment affect the children and then bolster the perceptions of policymakers towards childhood traumatic experiences. Having an in-depth understanding of maltreatment among children enhances the development of strategies to avoid child abuse and foster wellbeing in adulthood. Precisely, this study fosters the policymakers understanding of how child maltreatment affects adulthood; hence, the urge to provide policy guidelines and develop regulations to curb child abuse.

It is explicit that the study investigates the long-term repercussions of childhood maltreatment; for instance, the preceding sections denote that maltreatment in childhood lead to impaired wellbeing, development of post-traumatic stress disorders, involvement in drug and substance abuse, and suicidal ideation. The results of the study will bring into the focus the real situation and bolster development of apposite strategies to intervene before the occurrence of maltreatment and avoid such deleterious effects. In essence, this study will foster a clear understanding of the relationships that exist between the factors being investigated and the adult life of the maltreated children. In so doing, the findings of this research will bring into focus the varied interventions that can be devised to address maltreatment among children. In fact, having evidence that childhood maltreatment significantly affects adulthood will facilitate the formulation of real-life interventions to address the mayhem of abuse. For example, through an in-depth investigation of the effects of child maltreatment, the community advocates and other interventionists will come up with working strategies to address abuse among children including neglect, physical violence, and sexual abuse. For instance, based on the findings of the current study, there can be sensitization of communities regarding the signs of child maltreatment to initiate reporting and early interventions to deter adverse and long-term effects.

Additionally, successful completion of the current study, there will be an addition to the extant literature regarding how childhood maltreatment affects adulthood. As depicted, variables including child maltreatment and adulthood are investigated in the current research; further, aspects literature is elicited including post-traumatic stress disorders, emotional wellbeing, suicidal ideation, and drug and substance abuse. In this regard, the novel findings of the study as well as the reference of significant works bring forth a new look into the existing amount of literature. In fact, the new insights that will be brought cognizant of the study’s findings will bolster current information regarding the effects of child maltreatment on adulthood; hence, students and researchers can have a point of reference to furnish their understanding and future studies.

Numerous definitions are in place to explicate the aspect of childhood abuse in extant literature; it is seen as a sexual-based interaction encompassing physical contact between children and significantly older persons with the use of force (CDC 2011, p.17). According to the CDC (2011, p.18), a look into the varied childhood experiences comprise one of the largest studies that have been conducted to examine the associations existing between maltreatment in childhood and afterlife wellbeing and health. The study, which was a collaboration between the CDC and KPHAC located in San Diego, had 17000 correspondents. The researchers defined childhood sexual abuse as sexual abuses that involve children and adults. Assumedly, there are several child abuses cases that fail to be reported leading to difficulties in estimating the prevalence. Liken and Registan (2012, p.13) connote that the US national samples depict a 19% prevalence for women and 11% prevalence for men while the CDC (2011, p.17) implicates 24.7% incidence for women with 16% incidence for men; overall, the prevalence is denoted as 20.7%.

2.2.2 Physical Abuse in Children

Liken and Registan (2012, p.18) elaborate physical abuse among children as non-accidental infliction of injuries from the caregivers. Similarly, the CDC (2011, p.19) indicates physical abuse in children as often, sometimes or very often gabbed, pushed, slapped or hitting where a child suffers an injury including bruises, fractures, cuts, and burns. Liken and Registan (2012, p.18) ascertain that a study conducted in England including 2869 respondents that were selected randomly and aged between 18 and 24 years showed 21% as having suffered physical abuse. However, several researches concerning physical abuse in childhood fail to document the elements that depict the mistreatment. According to Liken and Registan (2012, p.19), physically abused children tend to have insecure attachments due to declined emotional abilities leading to disorganized attachments

Many behavioral, psychosocial, and physical effects resulting from maltreatment are evident among the children and afterlife; for instance, anxiety affects the children’s ability to endure unfamiliar tasks in the school setting (Michalis et al. 2010, p.19). Further, Powell et al. (2011, p.12) note that depression, resulting from maltreatment, has the potential to impact the children’s ability in building and maintaining fruitful relationships. Besides maltreatment leads to aggression where the children affected lack appropriate skills in coping with varied stressors, which substantially affects their academic and adulthood lives. The current study investigates the effects of childhood maltreatment on the adult life giving a leeway to understanding how maltreatment affect the children and then bolster the perceptions of policymakers towards childhood traumatic experiences. Having an in-depth understanding of maltreatment among children enhances the development of strategies to avoid child abuse and foster wellbeing in adulthood. Precisely, this study fosters the policymakers understanding of how child maltreatment affects adulthood; hence, the urge to provide policy guidelines and develop regulations to curb child abuse.

It is explicit that the study investigates the long-term repercussions of childhood maltreatment; for instance, the preceding sections denote that maltreatment in childhood lead to impaired wellbeing, development of post-traumatic stress disorders, involvement in drug and substance abuse, and suicidal ideation. The results of the study will bring into the focus the real situation and bolster development of apposite strategies to intervene before the occurrence of maltreatment and avoid such deleterious effects. In essence, this study will foster a clear understanding of the relationships that exist between the factors being investigated and the adult life of the maltreated children. In so doing, the findings of this research will bring into focus the varied interventions that can be devised to address maltreatment among children. In fact, having evidence that childhood maltreatment significantly affects adulthood will facilitate the formulation of real-life interventions to address the mayhem of abuse. For example, through an in-depth investigation of the effects of child maltreatment, the community advocates and other interventionists will come up with working strategies to address abuse among children including neglect, physical violence, and sexual abuse. For instance, based on the findings of the current study, there can be sensitization of communities regarding the signs of child maltreatment to initiate reporting and early interventions to deter adverse and long-term effects.

Additionally, successful completion of the current study, there will be an addition to the extant literature regarding how childhood maltreatment affects adulthood. As depicted, variables including child maltreatment and adulthood are investigated in the current research; further, aspects literature is elicited including post-traumatic stress disorders, emotional wellbeing, suicidal ideation, and drug and substance abuse. In this regard, the novel findings of the study as well as the reference of significant works bring forth a new look into the existing amount of literature. In fact, the new insights that will be brought cognizant of the study’s findings will bolster current information regarding the effects of child maltreatment on adulthood; hence, students and researchers can have a point of reference to furnish their understanding and future studies.

Numerous definitions are in place to explicate the aspect of childhood abuse in extant literature; it is seen as a sexual-based interaction encompassing physical contact between children and significantly older persons with the use of force (CDC 2011, p.17). According to the CDC (2011, p.18), a look into the varied childhood experiences comprise one of the largest studies that have been conducted to examine the associations existing between maltreatment in childhood and afterlife wellbeing and health. The study, which was a collaboration between the CDC and KPHAC located in San Diego, had 17000 correspondents. The researchers defined childhood sexual abuse as sexual abuses that involve children and adults. Assumedly, there are several child abuses cases that fail to be reported leading to difficulties in estimating the prevalence. Liken and Registan (2012, p.13) connote that the US national samples depict a 19% prevalence for women and 11% prevalence for men while the CDC (2011, p.17) implicates 24.7% incidence for women with 16% incidence for men; overall, the prevalence is denoted as 20.7%.

2.2.2 Physical Abuse in Children

Liken and Registan (2012, p.18) elaborate physical abuse among children as non-accidental infliction of injuries from the caregivers. Similarly, the CDC (2011, p.19) indicates physical abuse in children as often, sometimes or very often gabbed, pushed, slapped or hitting where a child suffers an injury including bruises, fractures, cuts, and burns. Liken and Registan (2012, p.18) ascertain that a study conducted in England including 2869 respondents that were selected randomly and aged between 18 and 24 years showed 21% as having suffered physical abuse. However, several researches concerning physical abuse in childhood fail to document the elements that depict the mistreatment. According to Liken and Registan (2012, p.19), physically abused children tend to have insecure attachments due to declined emotional abilities leading to disorganized attachments.

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