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'''Battered child syndrome''' is a constellation of behavioral and emotional symptoms found in children who have been [[physically abused]]. The symptoms include relationship difficulties, fear of rejection etc |
'''Battered child syndrome''' is a constellation of behavioral and emotional symptoms found in children who have been [[physically abused]]. The symptoms include relationship difficulties, fear of rejection etc |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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Battered child syndrome is a constellation of behavioral and emotional symptoms found in children who have been physically abused. The symptoms include relationship difficulties, fear of rejection etc
The phrase was originated by Henry Kempe in 1962.
See also
References & Bibliography
Key texts
Books
- Kempe, C.H. and Helfer,R. E. (eds)(1968).The Battered Child
Papers
- Kempe,C. H., Silverman,F. N., Steele,B. Droegemuller,F. W., Silver,H. K.(1962) The Battered Child Syndrome. Journal of the American Medical Association, , 181: 17-24.