When child maltreatment is suspected, should children be allowed to remain in their own home? How much risk of child maltreatment is too much risk? What effect does it have on children to be removed from their home?
What will be an ideal response?
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The Medicaid program is funded through federal matching grants given to states
a. True b. False
A 7 year old child is tested at school during a group IQ testing and is assessed to have an IQ of 67. She is having a hard time keeping up with her class is reading and arithmetic. She appears to be immature in her social development and needs support with daily living skills such as proper dressing and grooming. The most appropriate diagnosis for this child would be:
A) Moderate Intellectual Disability B) Profound Intellectual Disability C) Moderate Intellectual Disability, Provisional D) Mild Intellectual Disability, Provisional
Which of the following did Goodwin's adoption studies indicate?
A. Daughters of nonalcoholic foster parents had higher rates of alcoholism. B. Sons of alcoholics were less likely to be alcoholic than were sons of nonalcoholics. C. Sons of alcoholic biological parents were more likely to be classified as alcoholics at an earlier age than their peers. D. Sons of nonalcoholic foster parents had lower rates of alcoholism. E. Daughters of alcoholic foster parents had higher rates of alcoholism.
Which of the following is true about Alcoholics Anonymous?
A. Membership in AA has been open to men and women since the group's founding B. Some social workers serve AA in a professional capacity as group facilitators C. The central principles guiding the actions of AA members in each group are decided upon through self-determination D. Spawned mutual aid groups for co-dependents and adult children of alcoholics.