Factors That Make Abuse More Likely.

Question 1

What the definition of Individual factors?

Answer 1

Factors of the child that makes abuse more likely.

Question 2

Examples of individual factors and why these make abuse more likely.

Answer 2

A child with send- unwanted child
A child is the product of an abusive relationship- the issue of the relationship so it’s the child’s fault.
Lack of secure attachments with parents- child doesn’t care or feel love for the child.

Question 3

What is the definition of parental factors?

Answer 3

Factors of the parent that makes abuse more likely.

Question 4

Examples of parental factors and why they may abuse more likely.

Answer 4

Parent has been abused before- normal to them and how they grew up so their child should experience this too.
Drugs and alcohol- child is inconvenient parent may be unruley.
Poor mental heath- parent needs to care for themselves so the child is neglected
Single parent with low education- dint know how to parent, a lone parent means more responsibility
No support- alone find it a lot.
Unrealistic aspirations of the child- child’s a failure.

Question 5

What the definition of environmental factors?

Answer 5

Factors in a child’s home that can lead to abuse.

Question 6

Examples of environmental factors and why they may lead to abuse.

Answer 6

Overcrowding in the home- too many people different opinions
Domestic abuse- child may be the issue
Non biological adult in the home- don’t think of the child as their own
Poverty- low money- neglect