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What is abuse
To mistreat, attack, or cause harm to another individual
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What is physical abuse
Shaken baby syndrome is considered a type of
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What is Reinforce desirable behaviors
Giving lots of hugs and pats, adult attention and verbal acknowledgment for thing the child is doing appropriately
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What is Child Protective Services
Strives to ensure safe, permanent, nurturing families for children by protecting them from abuse and neglect while attempting to preserve the family unit
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What is PL 93-247
Provides legal protection to children who are maltreated
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What is neglect
Failure of a parent or legal guardian to properly care for and meet basic needs of a child under 18 years of age
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Emotional and Verbal abuse
“Why can’t you do anything right”, is a type of
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What are Consequences
Can be used together with other management strategies, Example: “I will have to take the ball away if you throw it at the window again”
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What are parenting classes
provides to anyone interested in learning or reinforcing good parenting techniques
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What is PL 93-247
Was the first national law that addressed the problems of child abuse and neglect
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What is reprimand
To scold or discipline for unacceptable behavior
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What is Sexual Abuse
Any type of involvement between and adult and a child, including fondling, exhibitionism, rape, incest, child pornography and prostitution
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What is Practice
Desirable behaviors when the child behaves inappropriately
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What is Financial Assistance
WIC(Women ,infant, and children), SPOA(Single parents assistance), Federal Lifeline Assistance(Assurance Mobile Cellphone) are some examples of
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What is PL 93-247 the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act
Reauthorization of this act reflect concern about contemporary maltreatment issues, including adoption, foster care, abandoned infants, family violence, and improved interagency collaboration
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What is a Failure to thrive
A term used to describe an infant whose growth and mental development are severely slowed due to lack of nurturing or mental stimulation
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Emotional/Psychological Neglect
Performs poorly in school, appears apathetic, withdrawn, and inattentive are some signs of
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What is Ignoring
Can be effective for decreasing the attention-getting response children may be looking for
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What is Family Counseling
Psychotherapy to promote better relationships and understanding in a family
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What is Public Law 93-247 the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act
Requires states to pass laws, designate and investigate agency and establish policies
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Latch-key
A term that refers to school-age children who care for themselves without adult supervision before and after school hours
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What is physical neglect
A family’s abandonment of a child or their failure to provide for the child’s basic needs and care
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What is Redirect
Having a child go to another activity or area when he/she is behaving inappropriately
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What is Self-help or support groups
are community-based services that assist and support parents in their role as caregivers. Such services can take many different forms depending on the strengths and needs of the family, but their overarching goal is to help parents enhance skills and reso
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Happy Thanksgiving
A greeting you will say on Thursday, November 28
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