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The encyclopedia of child abuse

By Robin E. Clark

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The encyclopedia of child abuse

By Robin E. Clark

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"More than 3 million children are the victims of child abuse each year. The task of preventing child abuse is difficult because maltreatment is not limited to physical violence but includes psychol...

The Encyclopedia Of Child Abuse

By Robin E. Clark, Judith Freeman Clark, Christine A. Adamec, Robin E. Clark, Judith Freeman Clark, Christine A. Adamec

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More than 3 million children are the victims of child abuse each year. The task of preventing child abuse is difficult because maltreatment is not limited to physical violence but includes psycholo...

The Encyclopedia Of Child Abuse

By Robin E. Clark, Judith Freeman Clark, Christine A. Adamec, Robin E. Clark, Judith Freeman Clark, Christine A. Adamec

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The Encyclopedia of Child Abuse, Third Edition is a comprehensive guide to the characteristics and causes of abuse, its impact on children, different types of abuse, aid and treatments for both the...

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