Child abuse and neglect exam (ch. 6-11)

Emotional congruence on the part of a sex offender is often the result of

Arrested emotional development

Society “sets up” its children as victims by:

Teaching girls to be vulnerable

One of the factors that puts children at risk for sexual victimization is:

The presence of a stepfather in the home

A pedophile is

Any person who has a sexual interest in children

Risk factors sexual abuse in children include all of the following EXCEPT

Developmental maturity

The degree of trauma a child experiences depends upon several variables. Which is NOT one of those variables?

Whether or not the police are involved

Common threads in juvenile sex offenders include all of the following, EXCEPT

Aggressive

The Theory that is organized into four sets of problems or psychological mechanisms exemplified by sexual offenders is the

Pathway Model

Which of the following is NOT a sign associated with sexual abuse?

A child who has poor resistance to stress

What factors lead to the validation of child sexual abuse?

When a child is asked to keep the secret of what was done to him/her

The sibling in father-daughter incest

Are often starved for attention

Reasons that incest may stop include all BUT

Perpetrator loses interest in sex

The _______ family pattern in father-daughter incest is often referred to as the patriarchal family

Possessive-passive

According to Johnson’s profile of the non-abusing mother in a father-daughter incest situation, the ________ mother is withdrawn, cold and psychologically impaired

Collusive

Which of the following statements does NOT describe the situation in mother-daughter incest?

Typically have multiple victims

Society may contribute to prevalence of sexual abuse through its

Emphasis on sexual performance

Groth contends that incestuous fathers who abuse female children

Relate to life with fantasy and dependency, especially in relationships

All of the following statements describe characteristics present in normal family life. EXCEPT

There is no privacy for both parents and children in overt sexual matters

Which of the following is NOT a reason why a daughter might accede to abuse by her father?

She fears her mother’s retaliation

The father in the father-daughter incestuous family tends to

Has low ego strength

Some critics argue that the reports of this type of abuse are “manufactured panic”

Abuse by clergy

Parents may not perceive that their children could be abused outside the home because

The parent needs the services of the abuser

Sex rings may be involved in all of the following EXCEPT

Entrapment of families

Which of the following characteristics of a career in the priesthood would appeal to a sexual offender?

Trust in the congregation

Sexual abuse in the day care settings include the following types, EXCEPT

Multiple offender-single victim

Child pornography does not just victimize the child during sexual maltreatment. It also often becomes the only alternative available to them as a career later in life

True

Which of the following statements regarding pedophilia is NOT correct?

Pedophiles always use force

The degree of trauma from sexual abuse is impacted by the following factors EXCEPT

The socioeconomic level of the family

Sexting is

A practice of transmitting sexually explicit messages electronically

Technophilia refers to

Use of the computer to sexually engage children

Psycholigcally abusive children may show the following symptoms EXCEPT

Indiscriminately attach to others

Which one of the following is an example of a culturally accepted practice that may seem psychologically abusive to members of another culture group?

Having an infant sleep all by himself/herself in his/her separate room

Earlier terms to describe psychological abuse include all of the following EXCEPT

Negligence

Psychological maltreatment is defined as repeated, ______, and inappropriate behavior that demeans a child or damages his/her _______

Intentional, self-concept

One of the reasons why it is so difficult to isolate psychological abuse is

Because it underlies other abuses

Family dynamic in psychologically abusive families show

Parents having unrealistic expectations

A father compels his child not to take too long in the bath by telling him that the “drain monster” will come up out of the drain if he stays there too long. The father’s vivid description of this monster makes the child fearful of the bath at all. This might be an example of

Terrorizing

Parents might emotionally abuse their children for the following reasons EXCEPT

They really hate their own children

According to our textbook, psychological maltreatment include all of the following EXCEPT

Idolizing the child

The roots of psychological maltreatment include all of the following EXCEPT

Accidental overdose of hallucinogen

The advantage of interviewing a client in the home include the following EXCEPT

The television can be left on as a distraction

Emergencies are often defined by the following EXCEPT

When the school deems it an emergency

Cultural competence is a heightened consciousness of how culturally diverse populations _______ their uniqueness and ________ with their differences and similarities within a larger social context

Experience, deal

When bruises have been found on the torso of the child that child is thought to be at ______ risk

Intermediate

Paraphrasing is the method of

The method of restating the clients message to test the interviewers understanding of what has been said

The ______ is often the first contact who sets the tone for the familys later contacts with the medical team

Nurse

Which one of the following statements regarding the educational team is INCORRECT?

School nurses are exempt from making maltreatment reports

The child advocacy centers provide the following services EXCEPT

Emergency medical services

The custody of a child determined by

The families ability to use resources

Case plans must be specific to determine the outcomes in 4 domains which include

Child-level, parent, family, and environment