Physical and behavioral indicators
Physical abusE Physical nEglEct sExual abusE Wary of adult contacts Apprehensive when other children cry Behavioral extremes: –Aggressiveness –Withdrawal Frightened of parents Afraid to go home Reports injury by parents Physical and behavioral indicators of child abuse and neglect unexplained bruises and welts: On face, lips, mouth
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