2. Act involving children whether male or female, for money.

3. It is the involvement of the child in sexual activity with an adult or any person older or bigger in which the gratification of the older person's needs or desires is achieved.

4. Any unreasonable deprivation of a child's basic needs such as food, clothing, shelter, education, medical and general care, and supervision by parents, guardians, or custodians and when they are forced to assume duties that are not appropriate to their age and physique.

5. Any act which results in non-accidental physical injury and/or unreasonable infliction of physical injury to a child.

6. The act of engaging in trading and dealing with children including, but not limited to, the act of buying and selling of a child for money.

7. A parent who only abuse their children when they are confronted with a particular situation.

8. Exercise poor judgment in their parenting decisions.

9. What effect of Child abuse is this, malnutrition, sexually transmitted diseases, AIDS, unwanted pregnancy, permanent physical disabilities, drug addiction, and death.

10. When a parent knows that they are abusive. They know that if their child-rearing practices were known to the authorities, they would be censured.

11. It is a type of family model that the father is the chief executive officer. The mother, the operating officer, implements the father's policy and manages the staff (children) that in turn have privileges and responsibilities based on their seniority.

12. It is a type of family model that the father is the head, the mother is the chief of the training table, and the cheerleader.

13. . It is a type of family model that the father is the general. The mother is the guard duty with a special assignment to the nurse corps when needed. The kids are the grunts.

14. . It is a type of family model that the father is the or headmaster, and is in charge of training school minds and bodies, the mother is the dorm counselor who oversees the realm of emotion, illness, good works, and bedwetting.

15. It is a type of family model that the father is the producer, plays the roles of the father, the mother, and the stage manager, doubles in the part of mother and children, the stagehands, and also acts the roles of girls and boys.

15. Punishing sons to make them good Christians.

17. The strongest predictive factor for delinquency is the relationship between the parents and the children.

18. Sometimes abuse occurs in institutions because of beliefs on which these institutions are grounded.

19. The practice of disciplining their children in the same way they are disciplined. But norms that govern child-rearing are changed, and so have the norms about what constitutes acceptable discipline.

20. Addresses a variety of family, peer, and psychological problems by focusing on problem-solving and communication skills training.