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From what I read this study examines the extent to which the heterogeneity in patterns of development of language development and academic function in children who have been abused, how types of persecution (eg, abandonment or physical abuse) and timing of abuse explain variations in developmental trajectories, and to what extent (eg, preschool attendance, prosocial skills), relationship protection factors (eg, parental prudence, absence of episodes of depression last year, five different developmental trajectories from birth to 10 years of age identified including two resistant groups. Abandoned children in infancy / toddlers or physically abused during preschool age are more likely to be in a group of poor linguistic / academic functions (decline / recovery / decrease and decrease in height) than a strong, stable group Pro child's childcare skills, warmth caregiver, and stimulation Cognitive parenting significantly predicts membership in two groups of strong academic functions (stable and stable stable), after controlling the demographics and abuse and physical abuse of the child. Results indicate that it is possible for maltreated children to successfully achieve a competent academic function, regardless of initial difficulty, and identify three possible pathways of intervention.