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Q Read about the theories of Physical Child Abuse starting on page 162 of the textbook: The psychopathological model (and its subsets), the Interactional model, and the environmental-sociological-cultural model. Compare and contrast these theories, and then comment on which theory you find more persuasive. When you comment on someone else's post, make sure it is someone who found a DIFFERENT theory more persuasive. Use no fewer than 200 words.

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The psychopathological model suggests the characteristics of the abuser as the primary case of the abuse whereas the interactional model reflects that the child abuse happens because of dysfunctional system. The role of the child and the perception of child abuse as crime differs from one theory to another. The environmental–sociological–cultural model suggests that child abuse happens as a result of stresses in society and it can be considered as the primary causes of abuse.