Test Bank Chapter 11 Strategies to Maintain the Relationship - Child Abuse Canada | Test Bank Tufford by Lea Tufford. DOCX document preview.
Chapter 11 Quiz
Strategies to Maintain the Relationship
- Disciplines such as medicine, nursing, psychology, and social work do not regard the relationship between mandatory reporter and client as integral to professional practice.
True or False
- Many mandatory reporters in mental health are punitively oriented as opposed to therapeutically oriented.
True or False
- Parents are not fearful that their child will be removed from the home.
True or False
- The impact of reporting may depend on the strength of the relationship the mandatory reporter has with the family.
True or False
- Explaining the limits of confidentiality allows clients to know the consequences of disclosing child abuse or neglect.
True or False
- Mandatory reporters should not offer to have the clients present when they report to Child Protective Services.
True or False
- Not all Child Protective Service agencies across Canada offer services to families such as in-home assistance for parenting struggles.
True or False
- A reciprocal and attuned relationship allows an individual to distance themselves from the emotional state of another.
True or False
- During the investigation process it is best to not maintain contact with the family through telephone.
True or False
- It is not necessary for mandatory reporters to be knowledgeable of community supports as Child Protective Services can provide referrals to these services.
True or False
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