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Lynna [10]
3 years ago
11

a child that has bruises all over their face is called a delinquint a unruly child or a deprived child

Social Studies
1 answer:
enot [183]3 years ago
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Answer:

From a social context, bruises on a child's face can be a sign that that a child is being abused, so it may be a deprived child.

Explanation:

In a child, in one way or another, facial bruising is a warning sign. The main causes of bruises in a child may be trauma occurring during play, a blood clotting problem, or trauma inflicted by abuse.

Child abuse is relevant to a child's health because it not only causes physical damage but also psychological damage, which impacts on normal physical and emotional development.

Children in disadvantaged environments -because of an unstable family or school environment- are often the most affected by physical abuse, which may be caused by a parent or other children.

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