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Which is the main focus when a child discloses abuse?
Which is the main focus when a child discloses abuse?
- Ignore the child's disclosure
- Investigate the allegation thoroughly
- Ask appropriate, non-judgmental questions (correct)
- Immediately confront the alleged abuser
Which is NOT a responsibility of an early childhood professional when a child discloses abuse?
Which is NOT a responsibility of an early childhood professional when a child discloses abuse?
- Ask relevant questions
- Report the abuse
- Investigate the allegation (correct)
- Form a reasonable belief
Why is it important to avoid judgmental questions when a child discloses abuse?
Why is it important to avoid judgmental questions when a child discloses abuse?
- To prevent the child from feeling guilty or responsible
- To ensure the child provides accurate information
- To avoid influencing the child's story
- All of the above (correct)
Which of the following is an example of a non-judgmental question?
Which of the following is an example of a non-judgmental question?
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What is the purpose of asking appropriate questions when a child discloses abuse?
What is the purpose of asking appropriate questions when a child discloses abuse?
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Protecting Children - Mandatory Reporting
- When a child discloses abuse, investigation is not required, but gathering information to form a reasonable belief is necessary.
- Appropriate, non-judgmental questions can be asked to gain sufficient information.
Inappropriate Question
- "Why did you let them hurt you?" is an inappropriate question to ask a child who discloses abuse.
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