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PHYSİCAL ABUSE 3

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PHYSİCAL ABUSE 2

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PHYSİCAL ABUSE 1

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Helin-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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Helin-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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Helin-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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Helin-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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According to the numbers, 1 in 4 children worldwide are subjected to physical violence. Approximately 17 percent of children in 58 countries are subjected to severe physical punishment (hitting the head, ears, face, continuous hard blows). More than 40 percent of children aged 2-14 are subjected to severe physical punishment in Chad, Egypt and Yemen. Worldwide, three out of 10 adults consider corporal punishment to be necessary for the well-being of the child. 82 percent of people in Swaziland see corporal punishment as necessary.

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MELİSA/IŞIL TEACHER~ELAZIĞ ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL

It’s estimated that at least 1 in 7 children in the US has experienced child abuse and/or neglect in the past year.[1]

Neglect is the most common form of child abuse, followed by physical abuse, sexual abuse, and psychological abuse.[2]

In 2018, about 16% of children who were abused experienced more than one kind of maltreatment.[3]

Boys and girls experience similar rates of childhood abuse (48.6% and 51% respectively).[4]

Rates of child abuse and neglect are 5 times higher for children in families with low socio-economic status compared to children in families with higher socio-economic status.[5]

Children younger than one year old are the most vulnerable to maltreatment, accounting for almost half of child fatalities from abuse in 2018.[6]

In 2018, 76% of child abuse perpetrators were a parent to their victim.[7]

In 2018, 62% of children placed in foster care were removed from their homes due to abusive neglect, totalling over 160,000 children.[8]

Children who experienced any form of violence in childhood have a 13% greater likelihood of not graduating from high school

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-Hadr-elif y.(Eda Kılıç)

-Elif(Emel Sever)

-Elifnaz(Seval ÇAKIR)

Loredana(Larisa Ciurea)

Adam K(Agata Majdzik)

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-Melisa(Işıl Şamlıoğulları)

-Merve(Cennet EROL)

-Arda(Alpay GÜLER)

-melike ü.(Eda Kılıç)

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Helin-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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Helin-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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Ekin-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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Ekin-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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Ayça-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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Ayça-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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Ayça-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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Ayça-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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NİHAL SALMAN - The effect of violence on children.pdf 22222

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MERVE / CENNET TEACHER GÜLSER MEHMET ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL

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MERVE / CENNET TEACHER GÜLSER MEHMET ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL

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Parents of 25% of children or
by their caregivers throughout their lives.
one and 7% severe
exposed to physical abuse.
In 168 independent samples worldwide
Covering 111 studies (9698801
people) in a meta-analysis study
22.6% were physically abused
Detected.
Under 18 in China
covering 68 studies with children
physical abuse in a systematic review
the rate ranges from 33% to 45.5%
Reported.
Child Neglect in America and
Main 4th National Abuse Incidence Study
an example and worked with 2005-2006
(For a period of 12 months) 1,256,600 children
determined that he was a victim of harassment.
44% of children are abused and
58% are exposed to physical abuse.

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Ekin-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Anatolian High School

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Ekin-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Anatolian High School

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According to the numbers, 1 in 4 children worldwide are subjected to physical violence. Approximately 17 percent of children in 58 countries are subjected to severe physical punishment (hitting the head, ears, face, continuous hard blows). More than 40 percent of children aged 2-14 are subjected to severe physical punishment in Chad, Egypt and Yemen. Worldwide, three out of 10 adults consider corporal punishment to be necessary for the well-being of the child. 82 percent of people in Swaziland see corporal punishment as necessary.

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Loredana ( Larisa Ciurea)/ Gaudeamus High School

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Loredana ( Larisa Ciurea)/ Gaudeamus High School

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Psychic violence is a form of violence that affects the mind, the
abussed person being intimidated and worthless;
According to specialists, mental violence includes both verbal abuse and psychological abuse;
The abused person is often ridiculed in public, criticized and humiliated;
Her ideas are not recognize, she is not allowed to make a decision, she is frequently manipulated and with a possible separation;
Screams, ugly speech;
Insults, humiliation;
Threats, intimidation;

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Elif-eda kılıc\ahmet kabaklı science high shool

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Elif-eda kılıc\ahmet kabaklı science high shool

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Physical violence includes beating, burning, kicking, punching, biting, maiming or killing, or the use of objects or weapons.

Some classifications also include human trafficking and slavery in the category of physical violence because initial coercion is often experienced, and the people involved often end up becoming victims of further violence as a result of their enslavement.

Physical violence is an act attempting to cause, or resulting in, pain and/or physical injury. As with all forms of violence, the main aim of the perpetrator is not only – or may not always be – to cause physical pain, but also to limit the other’s self-determination.

Physical violence sends a clear message to the victim from the perpetrator: “I can do things to you that you do not want to happen.” Such violence demonstrates differences of social power, or may intend to promote particular demands, sometimes regularly, through coercion. Physical violence in intimate relationships, often referred to as domestic violence, continues to be a widespread phenomenon in every country.

Physical violence in the private sphere also affects young people. As mentioned above, witnessing the abuse of one parent by another leads to serious psychological harm in children. Often, children and young people who are present during an act of spousal abuse will also be injured, sometimes by accident and sometimes because they try to intervene. Young men sometimes commit criminal offences against the abusive parent (mostly fathers), in order to protect their mother and siblings, and children regularly become victims of an act of revenge by the abuser against the mother. In fact, for many mothers a prime motivation to stay in an abusive relationship is that the abuser threatens to harm or kill the children if she tries to leave.

Physical violence also appears in the intimate relationships of young people. The fact that they might not live together often adds to the difficulties in talking about it.

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Halil hadra/Eda Kılıç/Ahmet Kabaklı HIGH school

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Helin-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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Helin-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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Physical abuse is any intentional act causing injury or trauma to another person or animal by way of bodily contact. In most cases, children are the victims of physical abuse, but adults can also be victims, as in cases of domestic violence or workplace agression.

Forms

Assault

Battered person syndrome

Child Abuse

Domestic violence

Hazing

Negligence

Torture

Violence

Physical signs

Bruises, welts on face, neck, chest, back

Injuries in the shape of object (belt, cord)

Unexplained burns on palms, soles of feet, back

Fractures that do not fit the story of how an injury occurred

Delay in seeking medical help

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Elif Sude/ SEDA ŞAHİN YAVUZ /Ahmet Kabaklı Science High School

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Elif Sude/ SEDA ŞAHİN YAVUZ /Ahmet Kabaklı Science High School

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Elif Sude/SEDA ŞAHİN YAVUZ/Ahmet Kabaklı Science High School 

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Elif Sude/SEDA ŞAHİN YAVUZ/Ahmet Kabaklı Science High School 

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hysical abuse is when someone hurts or harms a child or young person on purpose. It includes:

hitting with hands or objects

slapping and punching

kicking

shaking

throwing

poisoning

burning and scalding

biting and scratching

breaking bones

drowning.Bumps and bruises don't always mean a child is being physically abused. All children have accidents, trips and falls. And there isn't just one sign or symptom to look out for. But it's important to be aware of the signs.

If a child regularly has injuries, there seems to be a pattern to the injuries or the explanation doesn't match the injuries, then this should be reported.

Physical abuse symptoms include:

bruises

broken or fractured bones

burns or scalds

bite mark

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OYA SEÇİL AKTAŞ

ALPAY GÜLER



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Zeynep-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School 
Physical violence: If physical force or superiority is used as a means of violenc

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Aleyna-Seda Şahin Yavuz/ Ahmet Kanaklı Science High School

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Ahmet Kabaklı Science High School

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Ahmet Kabaklı Science High School

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Ahmet Kabaklı Science High School

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Zeynep-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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Zeynep-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

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Zeynep-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School 

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Zeynep-Aydan Akın/Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School 

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Physical violence: If physical force or superiority is used as a means of violence to control, humiliate or punish women, it is “physical violence”. This form of violence can be practiced by establishing physical superiority, touching the body, or using objects. Punching, slapping, biting, strangling, kicking, stabbing, throwing a chair to the head are examples of forms of violence involving physical contact.

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Zilan/Oya Seçil AKTAŞ (Baltaşı Secondary School)

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Dogukent secondary school

Physical Violence Physical violence is the use of brute force as a means of intimidation, intimidation and sanction Physical violence is to push, slap, bite, strangle, kick, punch, throw objects, prevent leaving or entering the house by using physical force, knife or weapon.  It covers situations where physical force is used such as threatening with tools such as torture .  Physical violence;  It is one of the most common forms of domestic violence.  Causing or trying to cause physical injury and illness, holding tightly, bending his arm, pulling his hair, hitting something on the face, spilling the skin, denying the necessary help when the patient is injured or pregnant, preventing him from reaching the necessary resources for his health (medicine, medical care,  physical violence includes forced use of wheelchairs, food, drink, sleep, hygienic items), alcohol or substance use (drugs, drugs, etc.) .

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-Melisa(Işıl Şamlıoğulları)

-Merve(Cennet EROL)

-Arda(Alpay GÜLER)

-melike ü.(Eda Kılıç)

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-Hadr-elif y.(Eda Kılıç)

-Elif(Emel Sever)

-Elifnaz(Seval ÇAKIR)

Loredana(Larisa Ciurea)

Adam K(Agata Majdzik)

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-Zilan(Oya Seçil Aktaş)

-Aleyna(Seda ŞAHİN YAVUZ)

-Ayça(Aydan Akın)

ülvi(Sharafat Byramov)

Zuzanna K(Agata Majdzik)

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LARISA CIUREA

IŞIL ŞAMLIOĞULLARI

OYA SEÇİL AKTAŞ

ALPAY GÜLER