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Intro; Foreword; Preface; Contents; About the Author; List of Figures; List of Tables; List of Chart; 1 Child Abuse and Neglect: An Introduction; Abstract; 1.1 An Overview; 1.2 Definition and Types of Child Abuse and Neglect; 1.3 Types of Child Abuse and Neglect; 1.3.1 Defining Physical Abuse; 1.3.2 Defining Sexual Abuse; 1.3.3 Defining Emotional/Psychological Abuse; 1.3.4 Defining Exposure of Children to Violence; 1.3.5 Defining Abuse for Commercial Purpose; 1.3.6 Defining Neglect; 1.4 Recognizing Signs of Child Abuse and Neglect; 1.5 Psychological Theories and Models on Child Abuse
1.5.1 Social-Psychological-Model1.5.2 Mental Illness Model; 1.5.3 Social Learning Theories; 1.5.4 Psychodynamic Model-"Mothering Imprint"; 1.5.5 Finkelhor's (1984) Precondition Theory; 1.5.6 Comprehensive Model; 1.5.7 Social Information Processing Model; 1.5.8 Developmental-Ecological Model; 1.5.9 Organization-Transaction Model; 1.5.10 Intergenerational Transmission Theory; 1.5.11 Family Systems Theory; 1.5.12 The Mimetic Theory; 1.6 India: Basic Human Development Indicators
1.7 Status of Indian Children with Respect to Child Welfare, Maltreatment, Crime, and Some Fundamental Children's Rights1.7.1 Poverty and Malnutrition; 1.7.2 School Attendance; 1.7.3 Childhood Marriage; 1.7.4 Working Children; 1.7.5 Child Trafficking; 1.7.6 Health Status of Children; 1.7.7 Sacrificing Children in India; 1.7.8 Crime Against Children in India; 1.8 Risk Factors of Child Abuse and Neglect in India; 1.9 Individual Factors; 1.9.1 Socio-economic and Family-Related Factors; 1.9.2 Daily Life Events; 1.9.3 Cultural and Religious Factors; 1.9.4 Community and Environmental Factors
1.9.5 Lack of Knowledge about Child Rights, Related Legislations, and Poor Reporting1.9.6 Poor Budget Allocation for Child Protection, Ineffective Legislations, and Challenges in Implementing Child Protection Policies; 1.9.7 Consequences of Child Abuse and Neglect; 1.10 Cost of Child Abuse and Neglect; 1.11 Burden of Child Abuse and Neglect: Global Scenario; 1.12 Burden of Child Abuse and Neglect: Indian Scenario; 1.13 Resilience and Protective Factors; 1.13.1 Social Support; 1.14 Rationale Behind the Study; 1.15 Objectives; 1.16 Research Questions; 1.17 Hypotheses; 1.18 Methods Employed
1.18.1 Geographical Area1.18.2 Sample; 1.18.3 Study Tools; 1.18.4 Data Collection and Analysis; 1.18.5 Ethical Issues; References; 2 Legislative and Social Measures for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect; Abstract; 2.1 Introduction; 2.2 National Legislative Measures for Child Protection; 2.2.1 The Indian Constitution; 2.2.2 The Indian Penal Code (1860); 2.2.3 The Immoral Trafficking Act (1956); 2.2.4 The Prohibition of Child Marriage Act (2006); 2.2.5 The Child Labor (Prohibition and Regulation) Act (1986); 2.2.6 The National Charter for Children (2003)
1.5.1 Social-Psychological-Model1.5.2 Mental Illness Model; 1.5.3 Social Learning Theories; 1.5.4 Psychodynamic Model-"Mothering Imprint"; 1.5.5 Finkelhor's (1984) Precondition Theory; 1.5.6 Comprehensive Model; 1.5.7 Social Information Processing Model; 1.5.8 Developmental-Ecological Model; 1.5.9 Organization-Transaction Model; 1.5.10 Intergenerational Transmission Theory; 1.5.11 Family Systems Theory; 1.5.12 The Mimetic Theory; 1.6 India: Basic Human Development Indicators
1.7 Status of Indian Children with Respect to Child Welfare, Maltreatment, Crime, and Some Fundamental Children's Rights1.7.1 Poverty and Malnutrition; 1.7.2 School Attendance; 1.7.3 Childhood Marriage; 1.7.4 Working Children; 1.7.5 Child Trafficking; 1.7.6 Health Status of Children; 1.7.7 Sacrificing Children in India; 1.7.8 Crime Against Children in India; 1.8 Risk Factors of Child Abuse and Neglect in India; 1.9 Individual Factors; 1.9.1 Socio-economic and Family-Related Factors; 1.9.2 Daily Life Events; 1.9.3 Cultural and Religious Factors; 1.9.4 Community and Environmental Factors
1.9.5 Lack of Knowledge about Child Rights, Related Legislations, and Poor Reporting1.9.6 Poor Budget Allocation for Child Protection, Ineffective Legislations, and Challenges in Implementing Child Protection Policies; 1.9.7 Consequences of Child Abuse and Neglect; 1.10 Cost of Child Abuse and Neglect; 1.11 Burden of Child Abuse and Neglect: Global Scenario; 1.12 Burden of Child Abuse and Neglect: Indian Scenario; 1.13 Resilience and Protective Factors; 1.13.1 Social Support; 1.14 Rationale Behind the Study; 1.15 Objectives; 1.16 Research Questions; 1.17 Hypotheses; 1.18 Methods Employed
1.18.1 Geographical Area1.18.2 Sample; 1.18.3 Study Tools; 1.18.4 Data Collection and Analysis; 1.18.5 Ethical Issues; References; 2 Legislative and Social Measures for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect; Abstract; 2.1 Introduction; 2.2 National Legislative Measures for Child Protection; 2.2.1 The Indian Constitution; 2.2.2 The Indian Penal Code (1860); 2.2.3 The Immoral Trafficking Act (1956); 2.2.4 The Prohibition of Child Marriage Act (2006); 2.2.5 The Child Labor (Prohibition and Regulation) Act (1986); 2.2.6 The National Charter for Children (2003)