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A) Physical abuse B) Cancer C) Heart disease D) Unsafe toys 2
A) They are said to suffer from physical torture. B) They are said to suffer from battered-child syndrome. C) They are said to suffer from minor assault. D) They are said to suffer from electric cord abuse. 3
except . . .A) Is the explanation of what happened consistent with the injury? B) Are other injuries present? C) Was there a delay in seeking medical attention? D) Is the parent a single mother? 4
A) It resembles a sunburn. B) It has blisters containing clear fluid. C) Muscle and bone have possibly been destroyed. D) It has damaged deep tissue. 5
A) Contact burns B) Scald burns C) Cigarette burns D) Iron burns 6
A) Munchausen syndrome B) MSBP C) Incest D) SBS 7
except ...A) MRI’s can assist. B) Shaking a child increases risk for injury. C) Autopsies should be performed in fatality cases. D) The infant’s head may strike a solid object during shaking. 8
not a fact about child abuse?A) In many cases, only one child in a family is targeted for abuse. B) The marital partner tends to protect the abusive parent. C) In over half the cases in which child abuse results in hospitalization, there was a preceding incident of abuse of equal severity. D) An abusing father is almost always a wife abuser. 9
A) There are varied and sometimes complex reasons. B) They have a definite sexual preference for children. C) Their sexual fantasies and erotic imagery focus on children. D) They engage in sexual ritual. 10
except ...A) They may be morally indiscriminate. B) They may be sadistic. C) They may be introverted. D) They may lack the interpersonal skills to seduce children. 11
A) Children have an unlimited attention span. B) Children may have a varying degree of comfort with strangers. C) Children organize their thoughts logically. D) Children always understand the difference between truth and lying. 12
A) They can help to establish rapport. B) They can reduce vocabulary problems. C) They may provoke horror or alarm. D) They may enhance the quality of information. 13
A) Anatomically detailed doll interview B) Drawing interview C) Asking leading questions technique D) Developmental interview 14
except ...A) Guilt, shame, anxiety, fear, depression, anger. B) Genital injuries, pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, somatic complaints. C) Concentration problems, short attention spans. D) Incest. 15
A) Videotape sold in a foreign country. B) Homemade video. C) Pornography sold in the U.S. D) High-quality child pornography. 16
not a criminal use of child pornography according to study and police investigations?A) Sexual arousal of pedophiles B) CPPA C) Blackmail D) Selling pornography in the U.S. 17
most accurate regarding S.I.D.S.?A) It is a crime. B) Most deaths occur in breast-fed babies. C) Most victims are between the ages of 1 and 6 months. D) The baby is usually in poor health just before death. 18
A) A non-family member taking a child less than 1 year old. B) S.I.D.S. C) Child molestation D) Shaking a baby 19
A) Parental interviews B) Assessment of first responding officer C) Victimology D) Scene assessment 20
A) Within 7 days B) 7-14 days C) 14-30 days D) 30+ days 21
A) Can the father be profiled? B) Is more than one child involved as a victim? C) Is the family reclusive? D) All of the above. 22
not a common feature of community notification laws?A) The state maintains a registry. B) Offenders must register within a certain number of days after release from custody or supervision. C) The registration requirement lasts at least 10 years. D) All states require lifetime registration of sexual predators. 23
A) Threat warns that violence will occur unless condition(s) are met. B) Threat is vague, unclear, ambiguous. C) Threat is veiled. D) Threat is direct. 24
except ...A) Who made the threat? B) To whom was the threat made? C) Exactly what words were said? D) Where did the abduction occurr?
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