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Child neglect (also called psychological abuse) is commonly defined as a failure by a child's caretaker to meet a child's physical, emotional, educational, or medical needs.
Knowing the possible effects of child abuse and neglect is a first step. This section explores some strategies for helping your child or youth overcome these traumas, including some techniques for discipline that can help prevent future abuse or retraumatization. Neglect is the failure of the parent or caregiver to provide for the childâs basic needsâfood, shelter, supervision, medical care, and emotional nurturing. â¢ Sexual abuse refers to not only forcing or coercing a child to engage in sexual activity but also to exploitation through pornography.