Who would be most at risk for abusing his/her children?
a. A young, single mother who drinks
b. a man with a history of impulsive behavior
c. a woman who often gets angry with her teenage son
d. a woman who was raised in homeless shelters.
Ans: a. A young, single mother who drinks
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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What kind of agency was WRC? What was Carla Hudson’s job at the WRC?
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