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What are the long-term psychological effects of child abuse?
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Child abuse: High risk behaviors, Depression, Anxiety, Substance abuse, Eating disorders, etc. These vary based on age when abuse occurred, type of abuse, frequency & duration & relationship between abused & abuser.
Answered 4/2/2015
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