Are Children with Disabilities and Long-term Illnesses at Increased Risk of Disciplinary Violence?

Anna Heinonen, Noora Ellonen
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This study examined the association between disability status and the risk of disciplinary violence at the hands of parents. The data consist of a nationally representative sample of 12–13 and 15–16-year-old Finnish school children (n = 13,459). These representative data were collected by the Police College of Finland. The results show that having a visual impairment, mental health problems, learning and/or memory difficulties, or another chronic illness, such as asthma, is associated with an increased risk of disciplinary violence. Children with multiple disabilities were significantly more likely to be targets of disciplinary violence. These findings suggest that children with disabilities are particularly vulnerable to maltreatment.
残疾儿童和长期疾病儿童遭受纪律暴力的风险增加吗?
这项研究调查了残疾状况与父母施加纪律暴力的风险之间的关系。数据包括12-13岁和15 - 16岁芬兰学龄儿童的全国代表性样本(n = 13,459)。这些具有代表性的数据由芬兰警察学院收集。结果表明,视力受损、精神健康问题、学习和/或记忆困难或其他慢性疾病,如哮喘,与纪律暴力的风险增加有关。多重残疾儿童明显更有可能成为纪律暴力的目标。这些发现表明,残疾儿童特别容易受到虐待。
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