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Chapter 3 Quiz
Ethical and Legal Issues in Mandatory Reporting
- In Ontario, the province passed Bill 89, which raised the age of “a child in need of protection” from 16 to 17.
True or False
- Everybody in Canada has an obligation to report child abuse and neglect.
True or False
- Critics of mandatory reporting argue that mandatory reporting should be replaced with a voluntary assistance program.
True or False
- The principle of informed consent centers on clients not having information that affects their decisions on what to disclose or not disclose to a mandatory reporter.
True or False
- Section 10 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms discusses the rights of the person.
True or False
- Those who report child abuse and neglect must do so in good faith.
True or False
- Mandatory reporters are discouraged from discussing a potential report with their supervisor but to make the decision on their own.
True or False
- It is important to offer the client a copy of the informed consent document.
True or False
- When documenting informed consent it is wise to include any questions from clients and the responses provided.
True or False
- Mandatory reporters who have social media accounts are encouraged to keep their privacy settings low.
True or False
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