Teen Health Series: Abuse and Violence Information for Teens

Editor: Williams, Angela L.
Publication Year: 2020
Publisher: Omnigraphics, Inc.

Price: Core Collection Only This title is available on our Core subscription collections and is not available for individual purchase.
ISBN: 978-0-7808-1743-2
Category: Psychology
Image Count: 14
Book Status: Available
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Abuse and Violence Information for Teens, Third Edition discusses contributing factors and warning signs for the most commonly experienced types of abuse and violence.

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Preface
Part One: Types of Abuse
Chapter 1—Primary Forms of Abuse
Chapter 2—Domestic Violence or Abuse
Chapter 3—Understanding Child Abuse and Neglect
Chapter 4—Adverse Childhood Experiences/Impact of Childhood Trauma on Well-Being
Chapter 5—Educational Neglect and Truancy
Chapter 6—Sibling Abuse
Chapter 7—Elder Abuse
Chapter 8—Victimization of Persons with Disabilities
Chapter 9—Abuse in Youth Sports
Chapter 10—Stalking
Chapter 11—Sexual Harassment
Chapter 12—Sexual Coercion
Chapter 13—Incest
Chapter 14—Sexual Violence against Women
Chapter 15—Sexual Assault of Men
Chapter 16—Child Pornography
Chapter 17—Commercial Child Sexual Exploitation
Chapter 18—Online Sextortion
Part Two: Violence and the Teen Experience
Chapter 19—Teen Exposure to Violence, Crime, and Abuse
Chapter 20—Youth Violence: How Big Is the Problem?
Chapter 21—Physical Fighting among Teens
Chapter 22—Electronic Aggression (Cyberbullying)
Chapter 23—Substance Abuse and Violence: What Is the Connection?
Chapter 24—Teen Dating Violence
Chapter 25—Bullying
Chapter 26—Hazing
Chapter 27—Youth Gangs
Chapter 28—Hate Crimes
Chapter 29—School Violence and Effects of School-Violence Exposure
Chapter 30—Teen Firearm Violence
Chapter 31—Terrorism
Chapter 32—Hurting Yourself
Chapter 33—Teen Suicide
Chapter 34—Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Youth and Violence
Part Three: Recognizing and Treating the Consequences of Abuse and Violence
Chapter 35—What to Do after a Sexual Assault
Chapter 36—Neglect of Children’s Healthcare
Chapter 37—Long-Term Consequences of Child Abuse and Neglect
Chapter 38—Seeking Mental-Health Services
Chapter 39—Impact of Abuse and Trauma on Mental Health
Chapter 40—Depression and College Students
Chapter 41—Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Chapter 42—Dissociative Disorders
Chapter 43—Trauma-Focused Interventions for Youth
Chapter 44—Psychotherapies and Therapeutic Approaches for Victims of Sexual Assault and Abuse
Part Four: Prevention, Staying Safe, and Your Legal Rights as a Victim
Chapter 45—Is Your Relationship a Healthy One?
Chapter 46—Talking to Your Kids about Sexual Assault
Chapter 47—Prevention and Treatment of Domestic Violence and Abuse
Chapter 48—How to Help a Friend Who Is Abused at Home
Chapter 49—Promoting Protective Factors for Children Exposed to Domestic Violence
Chapter 50—Preventing School Violence
Chapter 51—Preventing Teen Dating Violence
Chapter 52—Suicide Prevention
Chapter 53—Conflict Resolution
Chapter 54—Staying Safe While Having Fun
Chapter 55—Talking with Teens about Online Safety
Chapter 56—How the Child Welfare System Works
Chapter 57—Understanding Child Welfare and the Courts
Chapter 58—Your Legal Rights as a Victim of Sexual Assault or Domestic Abuse
Chapter 59—Bullying and the Law
Part Five: If You Need More Information
Chapter 60—Abuse and Violence: A Statistical Summary
Chapter 61—Directory of Abuse and Violence Resources
Chapter 62—Victims of Abuse and Violence: Where to Go for Help
Chapter 63—How and Where to Report Child Abuse

Teen Health Series: Abuse and Violence Information for Teens

Teen Health Series: Abuse and Violence Information for Teens

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