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Recognizing and Reporting Child Maltreatment: Session 3 Quiz

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    1. Question

    True or False: Individuals who make a report of child abuse must be able to correctly diagnose the type of abuse and the conditions associated with such abuse.

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    The child abuse and neglect statutes are found in:

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    A parent or guardian’s failure to provide basic needs such as food, clothing, shelter, education, medical care and supervision that presents a threat to the child’s immediate safety is considered:

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    True or False: Signs of physical neglect include screaming and name-calling, shaming and belittling, negative comparisons to others, telling the child they are “worthless”, bizarre discipline, and ignoring or targeting one child.

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    Consider these facts: You are teacher at an elementary school. A 10-year-old child is running around at recess when you notice a bruise near the child’s elbow. You ask the child what the bruise is from and the child responds, “I don’t know.” Later that day, the child’s friend comes up to you and says that the child was spanked by his parent using a belt, and that the child has more bruises near the waist and legs. You ask the child about the bruises and the child confirms the bruises came from spanking. You believe the bruises amount to physical abuse and file a report. However, you do wonder whether the bruises are enough to be considered abuse. Did you make the correct decision to report?

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Brandi Miller2024-01-17T14:08:34-06:00January 17, 2024|
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