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• What did the research find? A review of the literature found that older children (>10 years old) who abuse animals are two to three times more likely to have been abused themselves than those that don’t. Girls were found to be less likely to carry out activities classified as animal abuse than boys, but when they do the evidence suggests child abuse may be even more likely in these cases. Some papers also reported a higher prevalence of animal abuse in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, developmental delay and conduct disorder, but the relationship with child abuse in these cases is unknown.