CMAS 258N FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++
TEN-4
Torso, Ears, Neck
According to the Pennsylvania Child Protective Services Law, a perpetrator can
be all of the following EXCEPT:
a neighbor NOT responsible for the care of a child
CAPTA defines ____________________________ as the employment, use,
persuasion, inducement, enticement, or coercion of any child to engage in any
_______________ conduct (or any simulation of such conduct) for the purpose of
producing any visual depiction of such conduct.
sexual abuse; sexually explicit
There are three adverbs used to define child maltreatment in PA state law. These
three adverbs are:
Knowingly, recklessly, intentionally
When defining child physical abuse, this profession defines physical abuse by
virtue of the bruises, welts, broken bones, and burns they have
medical providers
Neglect must be considered as it relates to the_________ of the child
developmental level
,Child psychological maltreatment can be described as _______________ of
psychologically destructive behavior that may include projecting, isolating,
terrorizing, ignoring, or corrupting behaviors on behalf of the caregivers
patterned events
When a child is making a disclosure, it is important for people to remember that
disclosure is:
a process
It is during this phase when, the interviewer attempts to build a trusting
relationship with the child and explains some of the details about the interview
process (e.g., documentation, instructions). This phase also allows the
interviewer to better understand the child's developmental level, linguistic
capabilities, legal competency, and other characteristics and may provide the
child with opportunities to practice providing narrative information.
Pre-Substantive Phase
Based on the literature review conducted by Walsh and colleagues (2007) and the
video from Dr. Sheridan Miyamoto, there are three (3) purposes for completing a
forensic medical examination for reported child sexual abuse. Which of the
following support reasoning for having a forensic medical exam of a child?
-A medical exam can help identify medical evidence to prosecute the offenders.
-A medical exam can reassure victims and parents about the child's physical well being.
-A medical exam can help screen for injuries and medical conditions.
,The ___________________________________ is a fact-finding, non-leading,
neutral, cultural, and child-sensitive structured conversation with a child about
things that may have happened.
forensic interview
Based on the research conducted by Walsh and colleagues in the published
article in 2007, what demographic of children were most likely to receive a
forensic medical exam? (There are four (4) noted variables).
-children who were physically injured
-white children
-children with reported penetration
-young children
As a result of seeing an estimated 30,000 children living on city streets who were
begging, stealing and scavenging for food this individual, was shocked to learn
children were being incarcerated as criminals. This individual started the New
York Children's Aid Society providing food, shelter, clothing and other services in
an effort to provide for the needs of the child and a chance at an education and/or
job.
Charles Loring Brace
CAPTA, the federal legislation, mandates all of the following EXCEPT:
Self-care programs for child protection service workers
While well-intended, the practice of removing children from orphanages and
almshouses and placing them within families outside of New York City proved to
be detrimental for the child and little oversight or follow-up continued after the
, child was placed with their new family. These placements occurred mainly in rural
parts of New York state and Pennsylvania; however, as travel expanded and
became readily available, children were placed within families in the midwest.
Ultimately this program came to a halt in 1920. This was known as the:
The Orphan Train Program
In the 18th century, Jean - Jacque Rousseau theorized that children were born as
______________ who were bequeathed a moral compass of right and wrong. He
identified children as having their own unique way of feeling and thinking and
that if not careful, parents could be harmful rather than helpful to their child's
development
noble savages
In the 18th century, Jean - Jacque Rousseau theorized that children were born as
______________ who were bequeathed a moral compass of right and wrong. He
identified children as having their own unique way of feeling and thinking and
that if not careful, parents could be harmful rather than helpful to their child's
development
the able-bodied poor
Child maltreatment is a synonym for which of the following?
child abuse and neglect
In 1601, the Elizabethan Poor Law sought to give some help to families and
children by dictating that relief must be offered to the destitute. The poor were
separated into three categories. Which category is described here:
"Those who were orphaned or abandoned and for whom aid was provided?"
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++
TEN-4
Torso, Ears, Neck
According to the Pennsylvania Child Protective Services Law, a perpetrator can
be all of the following EXCEPT:
a neighbor NOT responsible for the care of a child
CAPTA defines ____________________________ as the employment, use,
persuasion, inducement, enticement, or coercion of any child to engage in any
_______________ conduct (or any simulation of such conduct) for the purpose of
producing any visual depiction of such conduct.
sexual abuse; sexually explicit
There are three adverbs used to define child maltreatment in PA state law. These
three adverbs are:
Knowingly, recklessly, intentionally
When defining child physical abuse, this profession defines physical abuse by
virtue of the bruises, welts, broken bones, and burns they have
medical providers
Neglect must be considered as it relates to the_________ of the child
developmental level
,Child psychological maltreatment can be described as _______________ of
psychologically destructive behavior that may include projecting, isolating,
terrorizing, ignoring, or corrupting behaviors on behalf of the caregivers
patterned events
When a child is making a disclosure, it is important for people to remember that
disclosure is:
a process
It is during this phase when, the interviewer attempts to build a trusting
relationship with the child and explains some of the details about the interview
process (e.g., documentation, instructions). This phase also allows the
interviewer to better understand the child's developmental level, linguistic
capabilities, legal competency, and other characteristics and may provide the
child with opportunities to practice providing narrative information.
Pre-Substantive Phase
Based on the literature review conducted by Walsh and colleagues (2007) and the
video from Dr. Sheridan Miyamoto, there are three (3) purposes for completing a
forensic medical examination for reported child sexual abuse. Which of the
following support reasoning for having a forensic medical exam of a child?
-A medical exam can help identify medical evidence to prosecute the offenders.
-A medical exam can reassure victims and parents about the child's physical well being.
-A medical exam can help screen for injuries and medical conditions.
,The ___________________________________ is a fact-finding, non-leading,
neutral, cultural, and child-sensitive structured conversation with a child about
things that may have happened.
forensic interview
Based on the research conducted by Walsh and colleagues in the published
article in 2007, what demographic of children were most likely to receive a
forensic medical exam? (There are four (4) noted variables).
-children who were physically injured
-white children
-children with reported penetration
-young children
As a result of seeing an estimated 30,000 children living on city streets who were
begging, stealing and scavenging for food this individual, was shocked to learn
children were being incarcerated as criminals. This individual started the New
York Children's Aid Society providing food, shelter, clothing and other services in
an effort to provide for the needs of the child and a chance at an education and/or
job.
Charles Loring Brace
CAPTA, the federal legislation, mandates all of the following EXCEPT:
Self-care programs for child protection service workers
While well-intended, the practice of removing children from orphanages and
almshouses and placing them within families outside of New York City proved to
be detrimental for the child and little oversight or follow-up continued after the
, child was placed with their new family. These placements occurred mainly in rural
parts of New York state and Pennsylvania; however, as travel expanded and
became readily available, children were placed within families in the midwest.
Ultimately this program came to a halt in 1920. This was known as the:
The Orphan Train Program
In the 18th century, Jean - Jacque Rousseau theorized that children were born as
______________ who were bequeathed a moral compass of right and wrong. He
identified children as having their own unique way of feeling and thinking and
that if not careful, parents could be harmful rather than helpful to their child's
development
noble savages
In the 18th century, Jean - Jacque Rousseau theorized that children were born as
______________ who were bequeathed a moral compass of right and wrong. He
identified children as having their own unique way of feeling and thinking and
that if not careful, parents could be harmful rather than helpful to their child's
development
the able-bodied poor
Child maltreatment is a synonym for which of the following?
child abuse and neglect
In 1601, the Elizabethan Poor Law sought to give some help to families and
children by dictating that relief must be offered to the destitute. The poor were
separated into three categories. Which category is described here:
"Those who were orphaned or abandoned and for whom aid was provided?"
