Title: Abuse - Wikipedia
Headings: Abuse
Abuse
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Types and contexts of abuse
Abuse of authority
Abuse of corpse
Abuse of discretion
Abuse of dominance
Abuse of indulgences
Abuse of information
Abuse of power
Abuse of process
Abuse of rank
Abuse of statistics
Abuse of the system
Abuse of trust
Abusive supervision
Academic abuse
Ad hominem abuse
Adolescent abuse
Adult abuse
Alcohol use disorder
Animal abuse
Anti-social behavior
Bullying
Character assassination
Child abuse
Parental abuse of children
Child sexual abuse
Child-on-child sexual abuse
Church abuse
Civil rights abuse
Clandestine abuse
Clerical abuse
Cyber abuse or cyber bullying
Dating abuse or dating violence
Defamation
Detainee abuse
Disability abuse
Discriminatory abuse
Doctor abuse
Domestic abuse or domestic violence
Drug abuse
Economic abuse
Elder abuse
Emotional abuse
Employee abuse
False accusations
Financial abuse
Further reading
Flag abuse
Gaming the system
Gaslighting
Gay abuse or gay bashing
Group psychological abuse
Harassment
Hate crimes
Hazing
Human rights abuse
Humiliation
Incivility
Institutional abuse
Further reading
Insult
Intimidation
Legal abuse
Lesbian abuse
Malpractice
Market abuse
Material abuse
Medical abuse
Mental abuse
Military abuse
Mind abuse or mind control
Misconduct
Mobbing
Narcissistic abuse
Neglect
Negligence
Nurse abuse or nursing abuse
Online abuse
Parental abuse by children
Passive–aggressive behaviour
Patient abuse
Peer abuse
Persecution
Personal abuse or personal attacks
Physical abuse
Torture
Police abuse
Political abuse
Further reading
Prejudice
Prison abuse or prisoner abuse
Professional abuse
Further reading
Psychological abuse
Racial abuse
Ragging
Rape
Relational aggression
Religious abuse
Resident abuse
Rudeness
Satanic ritual abuse
School bullying
Sectarian abuse
Self-abuse
Sexual abuse
Sexual bullying
Sibling abuse
Smear campaign
Societal abuse
Spiritual abuse
Spousal abuse
Stalking
Structural abuse
Substance use disorder
Surveillance abuse
Taunting
Teacher abuse
Teasing
Telephone abuse
Terrorism
Transgender abuse or trans bashing
Umpire abuse
Verbal abuse or verbal attacks
Whispering campaign
Workplace abuse or workplace bullying
Characteristics and styles of abuse
Telltale signs of abuse
Abusive power and control
Psychological characteristics of abusers
Effects of abuse on victims
See also
Notes
References
Further reading
External links

Content: neglect, physical abuse, psychological/emotional abuse, and sexual abuse . Parental abuse of children
See: Abuse#Child abuse
Child sexual abuse
Main article: Child sexual abuse
See also: Category: Child sexual abuse, Child sexual abuse laws in the United States, False allegation of child sexual abuse, Laws regarding child sexual abuse, Penn State child sex abuse scandal, and Relationship between child pornography and child sexual abuse
Child sexual abuse is a form of child abuse in which an adult or older adolescent abuses a child for sexual stimulation. Different forms of this include: asking or pressuring a child to engage in sexual activities (regardless of the outcome), some types of indecent exposure of genitalia to a child, displaying pornography to a child, actual sexual contact against a child, viewi