Physical Indicators:
- Eating disorders, including obesity or anorexia.
- Speech disorders (stuttering, stammering).
- Developmental delays in the acquisition of speech or motor skills.
- Weight or height level substantially below norm.
- Flat or bald spots on head (infants).
- Nervous disorders (rashes, hives, facial tics, stomach aches).
Behavioral Indicators:
- Habit disorders (biting, rocking, head-banging).
- Cruel behavior, seeming to get pleasure from hurting children, adults or animals; seeming to get pleasure from being mistreated.
- Age-inappropriate behaviors (bedwetting, wetting, soiling).
- Behavioral extremes, such as overly compliant-demanding; withdrawn-aggressive; listless-excitable.
- child rocks, sucks, bites self
- inappropriately aggressive,
- destructive to others
- suffers from sleep, speech disorders
- restricts play activities or experiences
- demonstrates compulsions, obsessions, phobias, hysterical outbursts
Behavioral Indicators in Child
- negative statements about self
- shy, passive, compliant
- lags in physical, mental and emotional development
- self destructive behavior
- highly aggressive
- cruel to others
- overly demanding
- blames or puts down child
- is cold and rejecting
- indifferent to child's problems or welfare
- withholds affection
- shows preferential treatment when there is more than one child in the family
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