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FLORIDA CPI CERTIFICATION ACTUAL EXAM VERSION 2 LATEST
2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
When there are no present or impending danger identified but the
risk was scored at high or very high probability of future verified
maltreatment, the child protective investigator should:
a. refer the family to community resource options
b. refer to ongoing case management
c. close the investigation without any further action
d. keep the investigation open until the family engages in services
- ANSWER-a. refer the family to community resource options
During your interview with the mother on your case, Mrs. White,
she tells you her daughter is doing very well in school. The
following needs to be completed:
a. get more information, because right now it is insufficient
b. need to reconcile inconsistent information
c. need to validate this information from another source
d. nothing needs to be completed, this is enough information -
ANSWER-c. need to validate this information from another source
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During your investigation the mother on your case tells you that
her 4 year old is extremely active and doesn't follow direction. The
child care provider says the child is on task and able to sit during
story times. The following needs to be completed:
a. get more information, because right now it is insufficient
b. need to reconcile inconsistent information
c. need to validate this information from another source
d. nothing needs to be completed, this is enough information -
ANSWER-b. need to reconcile inconsistent information
Which organ is the only organ not fully developed at birth? -
ANSWER-brain
Which is one of two critical periods of brain development?
a. teen years
b. pre-teen
c. six years old
d. adulthood - ANSWER-a. teen years
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All but one of the following are three factors that can have
significant factors on prenatal development:
a. genetics
b. environmental factors
c. amount of sodium intake by the mother
d. effects of teratogens - ANSWER-c. amount of sodium intake by
the mother
Select which age group represents the most in the child welfare
system.
a. birth to five
b. six to ten
c. ten to fifteen
d. sixteen and older - ANSWER-a. birth to five
Which is the most common maltreatment among infants?
a. abuse
b. neglect
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c. abandonment
d. threatened harm - ANSWER-b. neglect
What are the four distinct development domains? - ANSWER-
physical, cognitive, social, emotional
T/F Between the ages of 4-6 months, a baby doubles in birth
weight. - ANSWER-True
T/F During normal child physical development, a child will gain
around 5 pounds between age 1 and 3, and then 5 pounds each
year until the age five. - ANSWER-True
These are personal characteristics that specifically and directly
relate to the protection of one's child. - ANSWER-Protective
Capacities
Select the correct order for the Three-Tiered Hierarchy of Safety
a. social safety, emotional safety, physical safety
b. emotional safety, social safety, physical safety
FLORIDA CPI CERTIFICATION ACTUAL EXAM VERSION 2 LATEST
2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
When there are no present or impending danger identified but the
risk was scored at high or very high probability of future verified
maltreatment, the child protective investigator should:
a. refer the family to community resource options
b. refer to ongoing case management
c. close the investigation without any further action
d. keep the investigation open until the family engages in services
- ANSWER-a. refer the family to community resource options
During your interview with the mother on your case, Mrs. White,
she tells you her daughter is doing very well in school. The
following needs to be completed:
a. get more information, because right now it is insufficient
b. need to reconcile inconsistent information
c. need to validate this information from another source
d. nothing needs to be completed, this is enough information -
ANSWER-c. need to validate this information from another source
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During your investigation the mother on your case tells you that
her 4 year old is extremely active and doesn't follow direction. The
child care provider says the child is on task and able to sit during
story times. The following needs to be completed:
a. get more information, because right now it is insufficient
b. need to reconcile inconsistent information
c. need to validate this information from another source
d. nothing needs to be completed, this is enough information -
ANSWER-b. need to reconcile inconsistent information
Which organ is the only organ not fully developed at birth? -
ANSWER-brain
Which is one of two critical periods of brain development?
a. teen years
b. pre-teen
c. six years old
d. adulthood - ANSWER-a. teen years
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All but one of the following are three factors that can have
significant factors on prenatal development:
a. genetics
b. environmental factors
c. amount of sodium intake by the mother
d. effects of teratogens - ANSWER-c. amount of sodium intake by
the mother
Select which age group represents the most in the child welfare
system.
a. birth to five
b. six to ten
c. ten to fifteen
d. sixteen and older - ANSWER-a. birth to five
Which is the most common maltreatment among infants?
a. abuse
b. neglect
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c. abandonment
d. threatened harm - ANSWER-b. neglect
What are the four distinct development domains? - ANSWER-
physical, cognitive, social, emotional
T/F Between the ages of 4-6 months, a baby doubles in birth
weight. - ANSWER-True
T/F During normal child physical development, a child will gain
around 5 pounds between age 1 and 3, and then 5 pounds each
year until the age five. - ANSWER-True
These are personal characteristics that specifically and directly
relate to the protection of one's child. - ANSWER-Protective
Capacities
Select the correct order for the Three-Tiered Hierarchy of Safety
a. social safety, emotional safety, physical safety
b. emotional safety, social safety, physical safety
