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Prevalence of child victimization, abuse, crime, and violence exposure.

The epidemiology of child victimization, abuse, crime, and violence exposure is muddled by terminology, making an accurate counting of the problem harder. For example, take three ofthe key terms used to define this field: exposure to violence, child abuse, and child maltreatment. Unfortunately, none of these terms accurately and distinctively covers the domain that professionals are actually concerned about. For example, violence (as in exposure to violence) rigorously defined means acts of physical force intended to cause pain. Yet many people concerned about these issues are interested in inappropriate but nonviolent sex offenses against children that do not require actual force and are not intended to cause pain. This is not technically violence; so violence is not a fully accurate term.