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As Chapter Five illustrates, childhood victimization can severely affect the lives of those harmed, who may continue the cycle of violence on their own children. First, what specific strategies can social service and law enforcement agencies implement to stop this cyle of violence? Support your suggestions with reasons why you think these strategies would succeed. Next, the authors discuss the consequences of emotional abuse. In your opinion, is it abusive if a parent shames his or her child over the Internet, or on Facebook as a form of discipline? Can this be effective, depending upon the situation, or it is never an appropriate form of punishment. Take a position either way and defend it. You may also provide examples to support argument. Also, the authors discuss animals as victims. Please point to one particular aspect of this section that you found to be of interest and why. Elaborate. Next, in Chapter Six, the authors argue that 12,000 people a year may die due to unnecessary medical procedures. After reflecting upon the reading, please provide a suggestion as to how this type of victimization can be reduced. Your suggestion should be original yet also realistic. And, as the authors discuss, one of the most dangerous situations for officers is responding to a domestic disturbance call. What can be done to prevent police officers from being victimized when they respond to high-risk, emotionally charged calls? Finally, once you have answered all of the above questions, please pose an original thinking question to the class.