2024 CWEL ACTUAL EXAM WITH 100%
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS RATED A (250
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS) |
(EXPERT VERIFIED)
1. physical
2. cognitive
3. emotional
4. social
5. sexual
what are the 5 domain of human development?
it is an evidence-informed approach for assisting people in the immediate
aftermath of a loss, disaster, or exposure to trauma and terrorism.
what is psychological first aid pfa
referred to the wellbeing of children lacking adequate family support which was
provided by private charities and religious organizations.
what is the historical definition of child welfare
,the ability to maintain a non-judgmental attitude that conveys caring, concern,
and acceptance of the other person as a unique human being
what is respect?
1. parental resilience
2. social connections
3. knowledge of parenting and child development
4. concrete supports in times of need
5. social and emotional competence of children
6. parent-child relationship
what are the 6 protective factors?
it is the process of change that happens because you care about other people
who have been hurt, and are responsible to help them (such as the role of child
welfare worker)
what is vicarious trauma?
,the technique also assists child welfare professionals by ensuring that they have
a clear understanding of the families' perceptions of the problems
what is the accommodating interviewing skill?
intended to assure the system that families are receiving appropriate services or
interventions
what is the medical base model
Mary Ellen was a child that was abused and the court was compelled to exercise
protective supervision for her on the basis that she was a member of the animal
kingdom. this was the first legal intervention into child abuse.
what is the significance of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty?
placing out
the term used for early foster care?
, from about 1850 to the early 20th century, this movement placed as many as
150,000 children from eastern cities, orphans or children from poor families,
with Midwest farm families. Many children were valued only in terms of the
labor that they could provide. Child protection was not included in the early
concept of child welfare.
what is the orphan train movement?
1874- New York
when did the first legal intervention into child abuse occur and where?
operated between 1865-1871 to assist formerly emancipated African-American
families of the South after the Civil War with educational, health services, direct
cash relief, and employment opportunities.
What was the Freedmen's Bureau?
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS RATED A (250
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS) |
(EXPERT VERIFIED)
1. physical
2. cognitive
3. emotional
4. social
5. sexual
what are the 5 domain of human development?
it is an evidence-informed approach for assisting people in the immediate
aftermath of a loss, disaster, or exposure to trauma and terrorism.
what is psychological first aid pfa
referred to the wellbeing of children lacking adequate family support which was
provided by private charities and religious organizations.
what is the historical definition of child welfare
,the ability to maintain a non-judgmental attitude that conveys caring, concern,
and acceptance of the other person as a unique human being
what is respect?
1. parental resilience
2. social connections
3. knowledge of parenting and child development
4. concrete supports in times of need
5. social and emotional competence of children
6. parent-child relationship
what are the 6 protective factors?
it is the process of change that happens because you care about other people
who have been hurt, and are responsible to help them (such as the role of child
welfare worker)
what is vicarious trauma?
,the technique also assists child welfare professionals by ensuring that they have
a clear understanding of the families' perceptions of the problems
what is the accommodating interviewing skill?
intended to assure the system that families are receiving appropriate services or
interventions
what is the medical base model
Mary Ellen was a child that was abused and the court was compelled to exercise
protective supervision for her on the basis that she was a member of the animal
kingdom. this was the first legal intervention into child abuse.
what is the significance of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty?
placing out
the term used for early foster care?
, from about 1850 to the early 20th century, this movement placed as many as
150,000 children from eastern cities, orphans or children from poor families,
with Midwest farm families. Many children were valued only in terms of the
labor that they could provide. Child protection was not included in the early
concept of child welfare.
what is the orphan train movement?
1874- New York
when did the first legal intervention into child abuse occur and where?
operated between 1865-1871 to assist formerly emancipated African-American
families of the South after the Civil War with educational, health services, direct
cash relief, and employment opportunities.
What was the Freedmen's Bureau?
