Consequences Of Child Abuse And Neglect

The consequences of neglect when children are expelled or leave their homes are very different, we can find the case of children who are working the streets and make their living that way, and we also have those who are found by social services themselves or seek help to overcome themselves. First let's see what happens to these children who can not get ahead, but make their lives on the street. The consequences of living alone on the streets at an early age are based on the risks it, many children on the streets end up being exploited for labor, as sex workers, drug dealers, killers, among others, because there is no adult liable to say or teach what is right and what is wrong, they just are influenced by what is happening around them. In

Keep in mind that the street is like the jungle only the strongest survive and young are eaten by bigger. These predominant on the street take control of the lives of these children, they command and is made as they say. The most common jobs in which infants are exploited are: child trafficking, in which many children are sold by outrageously high prices to brothels or pedophiles , the youngest are the most expensive because of the value of her virginity, this case relates to the obligation of commercial sex in which girls are the most affected, these children are exposed to disease such as HIV, to engage in criminal activity, alcohol consumption and psychotropic substances ,also cause physical and psychological abuse ; Dealers or mules, these children suffer much danger to transport these illicit substances because the drug may water in their bodies causing serious problems in their internal organisms or even death, it should be

Besides being likely to suffer psychosocial and educational difficulties. T he problems to which these children have been exposed produce an outbreak in the increased level of emotional and physiological activation, which may produce a sensitization to stress, which results in the inability to regulate emotions. It is said that children may feel anxious, helpless, or depressed, as a result to expect all arguments between adults end with physical attacks, thus increasing the chances of developing clinical behaviors such as anger, anxiety, depression and post traumatic stress disorders. The more prevalent psychological disorder of conduct in these case are: Internalizing Disorders and Externalizing