Why is mandatory reporting so important?
What will be an ideal response?
Mandatory reporting is very important because it deals with the safety of children. Child care workers and other professionals who deal with children are mandated to report any suspected abuse or neglect situations in families they interact with professionally.
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The American Psychological Association Task Force on the racial differences in intelligence found:
A. no convincing evidence that genetic factors play a primary role in IQ differences among races B. evidence that genetic factors play a small role in IQ differences among races C. that intelligence tests do not discriminate against minorities D. educational opportunities do not influence intelligence
According to the textbook, what affects the success of someone meeting the conflicts of the genital stage?
A. overall maturity level B. presence of social support C. how well the previous stages were resolved D. how fast the individual was toilet trained
Most American children exhibit _______________ attachment relationships
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
What is the role of parents in treating separation anxiety disorder?
a. Parents are instructed to separate themselves from the child for at least two weeks to expose him/her to the feared scenario b. Parents are instructed to accommodate their child by reassuring them promptly each time he/she expressed separation fears c. Parents can be coached real-time in how to respond appropriately to the child's resistance to separation d. Parents are not involved because the child must learn to independently solve their problems.