Deck 9: The Decision to Report
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Deck 9: The Decision to Report
1
Selective perception refers to not seeing what is present.
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2
An environmentally based decision-making factor originates from the individual.
False
3
The low road occurs when the thalamus sends sensory information to the cortex at the top of the brain.
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4
More than half of child abuse suspicions are reported to the proper authorities.
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A mandatory reporter who experienced a type of punishment as a child is more likely to feel that this type of punishment is appropriate and approve of its use unless their appraisal of the experience is negative.
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6
Traumatic events in childhood may activate the stress response to a degree which reduces the professional's ability to make appropriate and effective decisions.
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7
Studies have shown that severity of abuse does not correlate with a stronger reporting record.
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8
Previous reporting experiences do not impact future reporting.
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9
A study showed that the opinions of colleagues was the top factor influencing decision-making to report suspected child maltreatment.
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10
Mandatory reporters are not concerned about the impact on the relationship.
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