What’s Your CALiO IQ?
What’s Your CALiO™ IQ? October 2022
Multiple choice In the research titled, Child Maltreatment in Asian American and Pacific Islander Families: The Roles of Economic Hardship and Parental Aggravation, which of these results were not found? A. Primary caregivers who reported experiencing economic...
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True or False? In the research titled Facilitators and Barriers to Children's Advocacy Center-based Multidisciplinary Teamwork, findings suggested that MDT teamwork was fostered by openness and commitment. Answer: This is True. Findings suggest that MDT teamwork was...
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True or False? In the Praesidium Report 2022 the benchmarking analysis of ten national youth-serving organizations (YSOs) found that five out of ten of the YSOs required adult employees/volunteers to sign off on a code of conduct for working with consumers. This is...
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Multiple choice In the study, Did Your Mom Help You Remember?: An Examination of Attorneys’ Subtle Questioning About Suggestive Influence to Children Testifying About Child Sexual Abuse, which of these was NOT found? A. Attorneys did not commonly ask about...
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In the research titled, A Standardized Peer Review Program Improves Assessment and Documentation of Child Sexual Abuse, which of these were found after implementation of the peer review process: A. Over 50% of participants showed improvement for written documentation...
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True or False? In the research titled, Production and distribution of child sexual abuse material by parental figures, in 28% of the cases studied the victim’s biological mother was reported to have been involved. This is True. Read more of the interesting findings...
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In the study, Effective Components of School-Based Prevention Programs for Child Abuse: A Meta-Analytic Review, the researchers found that school-based programs with a longer duration and more sessions had significantly larger effects on child abuse-related knowledge....
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