What are the categories of abuse? Choose the correct option and select Submit. Physical, Domestic Violence, Neglect Sexual Emotional/Psycholo gical, Financial, Modern Slavery, Discriminatory Organisational, Self -Neglect Physical, Emotional Financial, Boredom Discipline Psychological Employment Financial Educational, Sexual Neglect, Boredom Physical Psychological Emotional Employment Financial, Exercise Separation, Neglect Psychological

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What are the categories of abuse? Choose the correct option and select Submit. Physical, Domestic Violence, Neglect Sexual Emotional/Psycholo gical, Financial, Modern Slavery, Discriminatory Organisational, Self -Neglect Physical, Emotional Financial, Boredom Discipline Psychological Employment Financial Educational, Sexual Neglect, Boredom Physical Psychological Emotional Employment Financial, Exercise Separation, Neglect Psychological

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<p> When deliberating upon types or categories of abuse, the correct option would be one that displays an exhaustive list of universally recognized and legally defined categories. Legally defined abuse categories generally consist of actions that forcibly harm or improperly manipulate an individual’s physical or psychological state. The categories include Physical abuse, Emotional or Psychological abuse, Sexual abuse, Financial abuse, Neglect, and Discriminatory abuse. Some add other categories including Modern Slavery, Self-Neglect, and Organisational abuse to provide a comprehensive view of abuse situations. Physical abuse involves physically violent behaviors. Emotional/Psychological abuse centers around action to deteriorate one's mental health or sense of self. Financial abuse deals with the misuse or theft of another's financial resources. Neglect highlights the situation when required cares are unattended. Modern Slavery refers to exploiting somebody against their will. Discriminatory, Organisational, Self-Neglect are also distinct and important categories to cover common abuse situations. Constant or repeated incidents of these actions qualify as abuse and are cause for legal intervention options such as reports to judicial or social welfare systems.</p>

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