They have been maltreated by the medical establishment.
Children who are bullied are at greater risk of mental health problems in later life than those who are maltreated by adults, according to research.
She said in 1984: "I'm not defending prisoners because I think they're poor helpless beings who have been maltreated by an evil society.
Amandine, his wife, falls under the influence of Opus Dei and is maltreated by a particularly twisted representative of the clergy.
O'Donnell is also dedicating their run to the league, which has been maltreated by those in control for far too long, not least the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) chief executive, John Delaney, who currently earns more than three times the prize money for winning the league title and describes the league as "a difficult child".
Attractive daughters were not likely to be maltreated by their fathers, no matter how severe the economic pressure.
Programmes should target children who have additional mental health problems, have a family history of attempted/completed suicide, or have been maltreated by an adult.
Hostile attributions were examined in terms of women's beliefs about infants' negative intentions (eg, the extent to which infants purposefully dirty their diapers).Mothers' hostile attributions increased the likelihood that their child would be maltreated by the age of 26 months (adjusted odds ratio, 1.26 [90% CI, 1.02-1.56]).
A child from communities where women reported being maltreated by their husbands is 50% more likely to be acutely malnourished.
41 Bullying perpetration has been found to increase the risk of offending in adolescence; 54 however, the analysis did not distinguish between bullies and bully/victims and did not include information about poly-victimisation (eg, being maltreated by parents).
