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America's child abuse and neglect death rate is primarily caused because people do not know what child abuse and or neglect actually is. Most people don't know that if a parent ignores your emotions or responds to them incorrectly than it is mental neglect of a child. MANY children and teen suffer from mental neglect and or abuse. Some teens attempt or commit sucide because of neglect or abuse. America is also a larger country so the number will be higher.

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