Child Discipline 
.... with
child abuse, the possibility of future psychosexual ramifications, and the fact that corporal punishment just doesn't work, are among the reasons
cited ....
(1645
7
)
History of child-rearing Practices
.... but also the perceptions of society (
cited in Rieff, 1963). In Freud's opinion, the abandonment of the Oedipus complex in which a male
child forgoes the ....
(2878
12
)
Prevention of Child Abuse in Educational Setting
.... adults and parents.
Cited materials deal with handling and preventing
child abuse, especially sexual abuse. Another bibliography of ....
(4660
19
)
Child Abuse & Foster Care in California
.... of the
child as they are at the time, but so that they have a chance of growing up as a normal adult who does not engage in risky health behaviors as
cited by ....
(1267
5
)
China's One-Child Policy
.... weighed all of these factors, appears to have been influenced by three in particular in arriving at the one-
child. First and foremost, China
cited its lack of ....
(4210
17
)
Child Pornography and Computers Pornography invo
.... Commission on Pornography concluded that children involved in
child pornography suffered permanent psychological scars. The Commission
cited studies which ....
(6627
27
)
Adolescent Sex Offenses
.... other violent juvenile offenders (nonsex perpetrators) to come from families with spousal violence,
child abuse, and
child sexual molestation" (
cited in Hunter ....
(2408
10
)
Effects of Divorce on Children
.... one parent (usually the principal custodian) found the
child extremely difficult or distressed before or after visits, and
cited the
child's disturbed behavior ....
(2227
9
)
Dental Neglect
.... nor can voluntary intoxication be
cited as defense, nor can mental illness be
cited as defense.3 Since this research addresses only
child neglect,
child abuse ....
(2000
8
)
Advertising Campaign for Techno Genie Lo-Jack
.... the Children's Safety Network,
Child Safe Network, Action for
Child Protection, and the Association of Sites Advocating
Child Protection (see Works
Cited). ....
(713
3
)
Age and Formal Schooling
.... Myers (1993,
cited in DelCampo & DelCampo, 1995, p. 210) states his case in the .... When the time comes to learn math, science, and reading, a
child who has had ....
(1775
7
)
California's Social Welfare System & Children
.... of the
child as they are at the time, but so that they have a chance of growing up as a normal adult who does not engage in risky health behaviors as
cited by ....
(1267
5
)
Kieran Egan's "What Does Piaget's Theory Describe?
.... by a theory which states that it is either futile, or a "great disservice" (Karmiloff-Smith, 1978,
cited in Egan, 1982, p. 19) to teach a
child concepts which ....
(1846
7
)
Kohut's Self Psychology
.... Kohut's work attracted followers such as Gedo and Goldberg (1973, as
cited in Stone & .... Twinship occurs when the
child sees his parents as an alter ego, thus ....
(1279
5
)
Language and Culture
.... view that "language has a powerful influence on cognition" (
cited in Wade and Tavris, 1990, p. 304). It is for the above reason that
child psychologists should ....
(1649
7
)
Family Structure & a Child's Education
.... principles in their marriage, the father was more likely to encourage early reading and writing in the
child (Ortiz 135). .... Works
Cited Bradford, Kay P. et al. ....
(1775
7
)
CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT
.... first reported instance of
child abuse are relevant to the definitions of
child abuse used .... The 1875 case of "Mary Ellen" is
cited as the origin of concern with ....
(1793
7
)
Models for Dealing with Wife Abuse
.... may be thought of as "nagging" and may be considered to justify the use of violence (Dobash & Dobash, 1978, as
cited by Perlman & Cozby, 1983).
Child care is ....
(2848
11
)
Treatment Case Study
.... he had been shown when he was ill and that if this attention was not forthcoming, the
child would begin to scream and rage. The parents
cited bedtime as the ....
(928
4
)
Article Critiques: Child Abuse
.... study, the major hypothesis of which is that the frequency of
child abuse behavior by .... The two articles critiqued are among the references
cited in the study. ....
(1521
6
)
Child Abuse
.... Poverty and drug and alcohol abuse are often
cited as two factors. .... Because of the alarming number of abused children, one of the causes of
child abuse has even ....
(1990
8
)
Impact of Parental Substance Abuse on Child Abuse
.... such as substance abuse, ineffective parenting skills,
child abuse, domestic .... between professional orientations, and inadequate resources were
cited as the most ....
(2027
8
)
Child Abuse and Social Deviance
.... researchers, especially a review of the National Data Archive for
Child Abuse and .... complex and dense social theory, in a famous essay collection,
cited above. ....
(2288
9
)
Coping Strategies
.... of the autistic
child, financial difficulties and effectiveness of outside resources such as therapy and education (Gray, 1994; Rodrigue et al., 1990,
cited in ....
(1128
5
)
LITERATURE REVIEW: Coping Strategies
.... of the autistic
child, financial difficulties and effectiveness of outside resources such as therapy and education (Gray, 1994; Rodrigue et al., 1990,
cited in ....
(1128
5
)
Alleviation of Child Abuse
.... the fact that
child abuse generates long-term effects that will not only adversely affect children, but also future generations of adults and society (
cited in ....
(3101
12
)
What Can be Done to Alleviate Child Abuse?
.... the fact that
child abuse generates long-term effects that will not only adversely affect children, but also future generations of adults and society (
cited in ....
(3120
12
)
INFLUENCE OF TV ON CHILD DEVELOPMENT
.... have found that TV violence may cause aggressive behavior in the normal
child. .... groups shows (contrary to the thinking of many parents as
cited in previous ....
(2443
10
)
Violence and the Family Life Cycle
.... In fact danger to the
child is frequently
cited as the reason that the battered woman finally left their abusive husband (McGoldrick, Nose, and Potenza ). ....
(1426
6
)
Child Abuse & Delinquency
.... and other factors were found to contribute to
child abuse, with 85 percent of those supplying data naming substance abuse as the most frequently
cited cause of ....
(3697
15
)
