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WorksheetsRecognizing Child Abuse - Historical Milestones & Laws
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 26mins
The Mary Ellen Wilson case (1874) led to the creation of:
CAPTA
NYSPCC
UNICEF
ASFA
Dr. C. Henry Kempe identified which condition in 1962?
Attachment Disorder
Battered Child Syndrome
Post-Traumatic Stress
Child Neglect
The Social Security Act (1935) provided:
Employment benefits only
Child welfare services
Free education for all
Parental leave
The CAPTA (1974) was designed to:
Create school feeding programs
Standardize child abuse reporting
Regulate foster care homes
Ban corporal punishment
The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) was adopted in:
1974
1989
1962
1990
The ASFA (1997) focuses on:
Adoption and family safety
Punishment for abusers
Increasing foster care duration
Limiting parental rights
The ICWA (1978) protects the rights of:
Immigrant children
Native American children
Foster parents
Teachers
The Marco Archer Law in The Bahamas is an alert system for:
Child abductions
School attendance
Domestic violence
Online bullying
The Adam Walsh Act (2006) addresses:
Child nutrition
Online sexual exploitation
Foster care instability
Neglect
UNICEF (1946) was created to:
Promote sports
Support children globally
Establish foster care systems
Fund private education
Attachment Theory was proposed by:
Albert Bandura
John Bowlby
Jean Piaget
Erik Erikson
The main idea of Attachment Theory is:
Children learn by imitation
Secure bonds lead to resilience
Cultural norms shape identity
Children need punishment to learn
Social Learning Theory emphasizes:
Observation and imitation
Punishment over reward
Moral development
Independent decision-making
Albert Bandura is best known for his:
Cognitive stages
Observational learning theory
Sociocultural model
Emotional regulation model
Ecological Theory was developed by:
John Bowlby
Sigmund Freud
Urie Bronfenbrenner
Charles Darwin
The microsystem includes:
Laws and culture
Family, school, and peers
Media influences
Government programs
The macrosystem refers to:
A) Cultural beliefs and laws
B) Peer relationships
C) Parent-teacher interactions
D) Neighborhood effects
The phrase "spare the rod, spoil the child" fits into which system?
Microsystem
Mesosystem
Exosystem
Macrosystem
The exosystem includes:
A) A child's direct family
B) Parental workplace policies
C) Religious teachings
D) Peer pressure
The mesosystem is defined as:
A) Interactions between microsystems
B) Societal values
C) Educational policies
D) Parental income
The most common type of child maltreatment is:
Physical abuse
Emotional abuse
Neglect
Sexual abuse
Physical abuse involves:
Emotional humiliation
Intentional physical harm
Ignoring a child's needs
Isolation
Emotional abuse includes:
Providing meals
Yelling and constant criticism
Ignoring safety laws
Using physical punishment
Neglect means:
Overdisciplining
Failure to meet basic needs
Overprotecting a child
Giving too much freedom
Sexual abuse can be indicated by:
Frequent absences
Fear of specific individuals
Injuries in hidden areas
All of the above
The primary indicator of emotional abuse is:
Overeating
Withdrawal or anxiety
Physical bruises
Sudden confidence
Mandated reporters include:
Neighbors
Teachers and doctors
Politicians
Clergy only
When child abuse is suspected, a teacher must:
Investigate personally
Report immediately to authorities
Ask the parents first
Wait for more evidence
Mandated reporters are required to report:
Only proven abuse
Any suspicion of abuse
Only physical injuries
Neglect cases only
Failure to report as a mandated reporter may result in:
Promotion
Legal penalties
Counseling
Reward
The Battered Child Syndrome proved that:
Neglect is common
Injuries could show intentional abuse
Parents are always at fault
Poverty causes all abuse
The discovery of Battered Child Syndrome led to:
Abolishment of foster care
Legal protection for animals
Modern child protection systems
School corporal punishment
The Mary Ellen case gained attention because:
It involved a celebrity
No child welfare laws existed yet
It was fictional
It happened in the 1900s
The Social Security Act introduced:
CAPTA
Child welfare and family aid
School education reform
Free health care
The Marco Archer Law is the Bahamian equivalent of:
Amber Alert
Safe Haven Law
CAPTA
ICWA
The Adam Walsh Act helps track:
Missing foster children
Sexual offenders
Adoption agencies
Child nutrition programs
The ASFA promotes:
Longer foster care placements
Permanent homes for children
Reduced child rights
No adoption support
The ICWA protects children from:
Illegal immigration
Removal from their tribal families
School bullying
Online predators
The UNICEF mission is to:
Support teachers
Aid children in health, education, and welfare
Create government policies
Promote child labor reform only
The UNCRC ensures:
Protection and participation rights
Employment for children
Social media access
School ownership
Social media can increase abuse risk by:
Promoting positive content
Encouraging risky challenges
Limiting exposure
Reducing communication
Children often imitate online influencers due to:
Ecological theory
Social Learning Theory
Attachment Theory
Biological theory
Neglect can include:
Failure to provide food or shelter
Excessive discipline
Online bullying
Emotional overinvolvement
Poverty can increase the risk of:
Child abuse and neglect
Academic success
Overprotection
Overfeeding
Foster care instability may lead to:
Secure attachment
Disorganized attachment
No effect
Overdependence
The microsystem includes which relationship?
Parent-child
Culture-law
Media-government
Policy-public
The macrosystem influences:
A) Cultural views on discipline
B) Parent-teacher meetings
C) Child’s daily routine
D) Peer gossip
Emotional abuse may lead to:
Self-confidence
Anxiety and withdrawal
Higher grades
Better social skills
CAPTA requires professionals to:
(a)
What is the primary responsibility when recognizing child abuse?
Report suspected abuse
Conduct home visits
Punish offenders
The primary goal of child protection systems is to:
Punish parents
Ensure child safety and well-being
Increase court cases
Reduce foster care costs
