Others will not and will have to deal with children's emotions. Some might become scared, anxious, depressed, withdrawn, or display more aggressive behavior when they were calm and well behaved (Swanson, C. and Chamelin, N). Often, children who have been sexually abused may show more signs than usual of sexualized behavior or use explicit sexual language. One of the biggest indicators that a child is being abused at home is when they are apprehended or show signs of anxiety about leaving school or being around a certain person. This could be because the person abusing the child will either be there with the child or is it the person abusing the child.