Changing Families
Family & Delinquency
Child Abuse Facts
Child Protection System
Prevention & Policy
100

A type of family that consists of 2 parents and children and is declining in the U.S.

What is a nuclear family?

100

Boys are more affected by this post-divorce

What is the absence of the father?


100

This "syndrome" refers to nonaccidental physical injury of children by parents or guardians

What is battered child syndrome?

100

CAPTA, passed in 1974, stands for…

What is the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act?

100

Early childhood programs that teach structured, supportive parenting to at-risk families.

What is the Oregon Social Learning Center (OSLC)?

200

Unmarried Couples with children are called

What are fragile families?

200

Girls are more affected by

What is the quality of maternal parenting and parental conflict?

200

Percentage of abused children who are neglected

What is 76%

200

Professionals who must report suspected child abuse are called…

What are mandatory reporters?

200

A mentoring program that combines educational, service, and development activities.

What is the Quantum Opportunities Program (QOP)?

300

A factor that has reduced teen pregnancy rates in the past 20 years

What is birth control, delayed sexual activity, or legalization of abortion?

300

Parents who are warm, loving, and involved create this type of family "capital"

What is family social capital?

300
About 1 in __ girls and 1 in __ boys experience sexual abuse

What is 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 13 boys?

300

This type of hearing determines the child’s immediate protection and legal representation.

What is an advisement hearing?

300

Why are family-focused interventions effective in delinquency prevention?

What is because they address the root cause (family relations) rather than just symptoms?

400

These financial pressures on parents can lead to marital instability and poor child supervision

What is economic stress?


400

Having a delinquent sibling increases a child's risk of antisocial behavior. This explains...

What is why family delinquency can be intergenerational?

400

These 3 factors are often linked to higher risk of child abuse

what is parents who were abused themselves, presence of an unrelated adult, and family isolation?

400

The system balances parents’ rights with this child-centered goal.

What is the child’s right to grow up free from harm?

400

Name one key goal of mentoring approaches for at-risk youth.

What is providing alternative adult guidance?

500

The growing elderly population affects child welfare by..

What is diverting more national income toward senior care, leaving fewer resources for children

500
reaction to marital breakup, pre-divorce parental behavior, and family breakup itself

What is the 3 links between divorce and delinquency?

500

Name one long-term effect of child abuse

What is increased risk of antisocial behavior, substance abuse, or psychological deficits?

500

Name one procedure used to minimize trauma to children testifying in court.

What is CCTV testimony or out-of-court statements to a professional?

500

Give one example of a factor consistently linked to child maltreatment risk.

What is age, race, poverty, parental drug use, or single parenting?

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