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Define Impending Danger
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dangerous family conditions that represent situations/circumstances; caregiver behaviors, emotions, attitudes, perceptions, motives, and intentions which place a child in a continueous state of danger that are out of control in the presence of a vulnerable child and therefore likely to have severe effects on a child at any time in the near future
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Define Caregivier protective capacity
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one's behavioral, cognitive, and emotional characteristics that specifically and directly can be associated with being protective to one's young.
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Name the three caregiver protective capacity characteristics
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1. Behavioral
2. Cognitive 3. Emotional |
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Define the BEHAVIORAL caregiver protective capacity
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refers to specific action, activity, performance that is consistent with and results in parenting and protective vigilance
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Define the COGNITIVE caregiver protective capacity
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refers to specific intellect, knowledge, understanding, and perception that results in parenting and protective vigilance
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Define the EMOTIONAL caregiver protective capacity
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refers to specific feelings, attitudes, identification with a child, and motivation that results in parenting and protective vigilance.
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About impending danger...
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-its often no immediately apparent
-may not be immediately active -is often subtle and challenging to detect -the information is collected, categorized, and documented in the NIA -indicates conditions are out of control, specific and observable |
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Define Safety Threshold
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the point at which a negative condition goes beyond being concerning and becomes dangerous to a child's safety. This is negative circumstances at a heightened degree and occur at a greater level of intensity.
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Name the five Danger Threshold Criteria
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1. Observable
2. Vulnerable Child 3.Out of Control 4.Imminent 5.Severity |
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Define what the Danger threshhold term "Observable" refers to
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refers to family behaviors, conditions, or situations representing a danger to a child that are specific, definite, real, can be seen and understood, and are subject to being reported and justified. (Does NOT include suspician, intuition, lack of cooperation)
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Define what the Danger threshhold term "Vulnerable Child" refers to
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a child who is dependent on others for protection and is exposed to circumstanecs that she or he is powerless to manage and who is susceptible, accessible, and available to a threatening person and/or persons in authority over them.
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How/What is child "vulnerability" judged by?
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* age, physical and emotional development, ability to communicate needs, mobility, size, dependent and susceptibility. Includes kids 0-6
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Define what the Danger threshhold term "Out of Control" refers to
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Refers to family behavior, conditions, or situations which are unrestrained resulting in unpredictable and possibly chaotic family environment not subject to the influence, manipulation, or ability within the family's control. These out of control conditions pose a danger and are not being managed by anybody or anything internal to the family system
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How many impending danger threats are there?
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14
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Define what the Danger threshhold term "Imminent" refers to
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Refers to teh belief that dangerous family behaviors, conditions, or situations will remain active or become active within the next several days to a couple of weeks. There is a degree of certainty or inevitability that danger and severe harm are possible, even likely, without intervention.
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Define what the Danger threshhold term "Severity" refers to
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refers to teh effects of maltreatment that have already occurred and or the potential for harsh effects based on teh vulnerability of a child and the family behaivor, condition, or situation that is out of control. The safety threshold is consistent with severe harm, such as serious physical injury, disability, terror and extreme fear, impairment,death, and/or result in harsh and unacceptable pain and suffering for a vulnerable child.
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Housing is unsanitary, filthy, infested, a health hazard." |
Living arrangements seriously endanger the physical health of the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"The house's physical structure is decaying, falling down." |
Living arrangements seriously endanger the physical health of the child.
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Wiring and plumbing in teh hous are substandard, exposed" |
Living arrangements seriously endanger the physical health of the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Furnishings or appliances are hazardous" |
Living arrangements seriously endanger the physical health of the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Heating, fireplaces, stoves are hazardous and accessible" |
Living arrangements seriously endanger the physical health of the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"There are natural or man-made hazards located close to the home" |
Living arrangements seriously endanger the physical health of the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"The home has easily accessible open windows or balconies in upper stories" |
Living arrangments seriously endanger the physical health of the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Occupants in the home, activity within the home, or traffic in and out of the home present a specific threat to a child's safety" |
Living arrangements seriously endanger the physical health of the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"child is injured and the incident was planned or had an element of premeditation, and there is no remorse"- |
One or both parents/caregivers intended to hurt the child and show no remorse
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"The nature of the incident or use of an instrument can be reasonable assumed to heighten the level of pain or injury (eg cigararette burns), and there was no remorse |
One or both parents/ caregivers intend to hurt the child and show no remorse.
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parent's/caregivers motivation to teach or discipline seems secondary to inflicting pain and/or injury, and there is no remorse." |
One of both parents/caregivers intended to hurt the child and show no remorse
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parent/caregiver can reasonably be assumed to have had some awareness of what the result would be prior to teh incident, and there is no remorse." |
One or both parents/caregivers intended to hurt the child and show no remorse
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parent's actions were not impulsive, there was sufficient time and deliberation to assure that the actions hurt the child, and there is no remorse." |
One or both parents/caregivers intended to hurt the child and show no remorse
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parent does not acknowledge any guilt or wrong-doing, and there was intent to hurt the child" |
one or both parents/caregivers intended to hurt the child and show no remorse
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"parent intended to hurt the child and shows no empathy for the pain or trauma the child experienced" |
One or both parents/caregivers intended to hurt the child and show no remorse
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parent/caregiver may feel justified, may express that the child deserved it, and they intended to hurt the child" |
One or both parents/caregivers intended to hurt the child and show no remorse
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parent acknowledges the presence of injuries and/or conditions of teh child but denies knowledge as to how they occurred" |
One or both parents caregivers cannot or do not explain the child's injuries and/or conditions
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parent/caregiver appears to be totally competent and appropriate but does not have a reasonable or credible explanation about how the injuries occurred." |
One or both parents/caregivers cannot or do not explain the child's injuries and/or conditions
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"parent/caregiver accepts the presence of the child's injuries and conditions but does not explain the injuries or appear to be concerned about them." |
One or both parents/caregivers cannot or do not explain the child's injuries and or conditions
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"facts observed by child welfare staff and or supported by other professionals (such as medical evaluations) that relate to the incident, injury, and/or conditions contradict the parents/caregivers explanations" |
One or both parents/caregivers cannot or do not explain the childs injuries and or conditions
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"The history and cicumstantial info are incongruent with the parents/caregivers explanation of the injuries and conditions of the child" |
One of both parents/caregivers cannot or do not explain teh child's injuries and conditions
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Child demonstrates emotional and or physical responses indicating fear of the living situation or of people within the home (ex crying, inability to focus, nervousness, withdrawal." |
A child is extremely fearful of the home situation
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Child expresses fear and describes people and circumstances which are reasonably threatening" |
A child is extremely fearful of the home situation
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Child recounts previous experiences which form the basis for fear" |
A child is extremely fearful of the home situation
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Childs fearful response escalates at the mention of home, people, or circumstances associated with reported incidents" |
A child is extremely fearful of the home siutation
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Child describes personal threats which seem reasonable and believable." |
A child is extremely fearful of the home situation
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Family violence involves physical and verbal assault on a parent in the presence of a child; the child witnesses the activity and is fearful for self and/or others" |
A parent or caregiver is violent and no adult in the home is protective of the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Family violence is occurring and a child is assaulted" |
A parent or caregiver is violent and no adult in teh home is protective of the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Family violence is occurring and a child may be attempting to intervene" |
A parent or caregiver is violent and no adult in the home is protective of the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Family violenceis occurring and a child could be inadvertendtly harmed even though the child may not be the actualy target of the violence." |
A parent or caregiver is violent and no adult in the home is protective of the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parent/caregiver who is impulsive, exhibiting physical aggression, having temper outbursts or unanticipated and harmful physical reactions (ex throwing things) |
A parent or caregiver is violent and no adult in the home is protective of the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parent whose behavior outside of the ohme (ex drugs, violence, aggressiveness, hostility) creates an environment within the home which threatens child safety (drugs, parties, gangs, drive-by shootings) |
A parent or caregiver is violent and no adult in the home is protective of the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Family violence is out of control due to nothing within the household to manage or mitigate the caregivers behavior" |
A parent or caregiver is violent and no adult in teh home is protective of the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"The parents mental, intellectual and or physical disability prohibits his or her ability to adequately and consistently assure that a child essential basic and safety needs are met" |
One of both parents/caregivers emotional stability, developmental status, or cognitive deficiency seriously impairs their ability to care for the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"parent exhibits a distorted perception of reality and the disorder reduces his or her ability to control his or her behavior (unpredictable, incoherent, delusional) in ways that threaten safety. |
One of both parents emotional stability, developmental status, or cognitive deficiency seriously impairs their ability to care for the child.
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"the parent/caregiver exhibits depressed behavior that manifests feelings of hopelessness and is immobilized by such symptoms, resulting in a failure to protect and provide basic needs." |
One of both parents emotional stability, developmental status, or cognitive deficiency seriously impairs their ability to care for the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"the parent/caregiver is observed to be acting bizarrely and is unable to respond logically to requests or instructions" |
One of both parents emotional stability, developmental status, or cognitive deficiency seriously impairs their ability to care for the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"the parent/caregiver is not consistent in taking medication to control his or her mental disorder that threatens child safety." |
One of both parents emotional stability, developmental status, or cognitive deficiency seriously impairs their ability to care for the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parents intellectual capacities affect judgement in ways that prevent the prvision of adequate basic needs" |
One of both parents emotional stability, developmental status, or cognitive deficiency seriously impairs their ability to care for the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"The parent is significantall developmentally disabled and is observed to be unable to provide appropriate care for the child." |
One of both parents emotional stability, developmental status, or cognitive deficiency seriously impairs their ability to care for the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Expectations of the child far exceed a child's capacity" |
One of both parents emotional stability, developmental status, or cognitive deficiency seriously impairs their ability to care for the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"parent/caregiver is unaware of what basic care is required for the child" |
One of both parents emotional stability, developmental status, or cognitive deficiency seriously impairs their ability to care for the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"parent/caregivers konledge and skills are not sufficient to address a child's unique needs" |
One of both parents emotional stability, developmental status, or cognitive deficiency seriously impairs their ability to care for the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parent/caregiver does not want to be a parent and avoids providing basic care responsibilities" |
One of both parents emotional stability, developmental status, or cognitive deficiency seriously impairs their ability to care for the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"parent does not want to be a parent and avoids providing basic care responsibilities" |
One both parents/caregivers emotional stability,.developmental status, or cognitive deficiency seriously impairs their ability to care for the child
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parent/caregiver is seriously depressed and unable to control emotions or behaviors" |
One of both parents/caregivers cannot control their behavior.
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parent/caregiver is chemically dependent and unable to control the dependency's effects" |
One of both parents/caregivers cannot control their behavior.
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parent makes impulsive decisions and plans which leave the children in precarious situations (ex unsupervised, sepervised by an unreliable caregiver) |
One of both parents/caregivers cannot control their behavior.
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"parent spends money impulsively resulting in a lack of basic necessities" |
One of both parents/caregivers cannot control their behavior.
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Parent/caregiver is emotionally immobilized (chronically or situationally) and cannot control behavior" |
One of both parents/caregivers cannot control their behavior.
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"parent has addictive patterns or behaviors (addition to substances, gambling, or computers) that are uncontrolled and leave the children in unsafe situations (ex failure to supervise or provide other basic care) |
One of both parents/caregivers cannot control their behavior.
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"parent is delusional and/or experiencing hallucinations" |
One of both parents/caregivers cannot control their behavior.
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
parent cannot control sexual impulses |
One of both parents/caregivers cannot control their behavior.
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"parent/caregiver is seriously depressed and functionally unable to meet the children's basic needs." |
One of both parents/caregivers cannot control their behavior.
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"family has no money" |
Family does not have resources to meet basic needs
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"family has no food, clothing, or shelter" |
family does not have resources to meet basic needs
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"family finances are insufficient to support needs (ex medical care) that, if unmet, could result in a threat to child safety |
family does not have resources to meet basic needs
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"parents lack life management skills to properly use resources when they are available" |
family does not have resources to meet basic needs
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"Family is routinely using their resources for things (ex drugs) other than their basic care and support thereby leaving them without their basic needs being adequately met." |
family does not have resources to meet basic needs
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"childs basic needs exceed normal expectations because of unusual conditions (ex disabled child) and the family is unable to adequately address the needs." |
family does not have resources to meet basic needs
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"the physical or mental disability/incapacitation renders the person unable to provide basic care for the children." |
No adult in the home will perform parental duties and responsibilities
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"parent has been absent from the home for lengthy periods of time, and no other adults are available to provide basic care" |
No adult in the home will perform parental duties and responsibilities
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"parents have abandoned the children" |
No adult in the home will perform parental duties and responsibilities
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Which Protective capacity is associated with this scenario?
"parents arranged care by an adult, but the parents/primary caregivers whereabouts are unknown or they have not returned according to the plan, and the current caregiver is asking for relief." |
No adult in the home will perform parental duties and responsibilities
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"a substance abuse problem renders the parents/primary caregivers incapable of routinely or consistently attending to the children's basic needs" |
No adult in the home will perform parental duties and responsibilities
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"parent is or will be incarcerated, thereby leaving the children without a responsible adult to provide care." |
No adult in the home will perform parental duties and responsibilities
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"a child is expected to take care of himself including feeding, clothing and physical hygiene, yet the child is far too young or undeveloped to do so" |
One or both parents/caregivers have extremely unrealistic expectations of a child
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"a child is expected to stay alone or supervise other younger children" |
One or both parents/caregivers have extremely unrealistic expectations of a child
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"a child is expected to take care of household responsibilities or even care for adults which requires the child to be exposed to or use the household items or appliances that endanger the child." |
One or both parents/caregivers have extremely unrealistic expectations of a child
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"parent/caregiver does not respond to or ignores a child's basic needs" |
One or both parents/caregivers have extremely unrealistic expectations of a child
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"parent allows child to wander in and out of the home or through the neighborhood without the necessary supervision" |
One or both parents/caregivers have extremely unrealistic expectations of a child
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"parent allows other adults to improperly influence (drugs, alcohol, abusive behavior) the child and the parent is present or approves. |
One or both parents/caregivers have extremely unrealistic expectations of a child
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"child is perceived to be the devil, demon-possessed, evil, a bastard, or deformed, ugly, deficient, or embarrassing" |
One or both parents have extremely negative perceptions of a child
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"child has taken on the same identity as someone the parent/caregiver hates and is fearful of or hostile towards, and the parent transfers feelings and perceptions of the person to the child." |
One or both parents have extremely negative perceptions of a child
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"child is considered to be punishing or torturing the parent/caregiver |
One or both parents/caregivers have extremely negative perceptions of a child
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"one parent is jealous of the child and believes the child is a detriment or threat to the parents relationship and stands in the way of their best interests." |
One or both parents/caregivers have extremely negative perceptions of a child
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"parent sees child as an undesirable extension of self and views child with some sense of purging or punishing." |
One or both parents/caregivers have extremely negative perceptions of a child
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"parent/caregiver states they will maltreat child" |
One or both parents/caregivers fear they will maltreat the child and/or request placement
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"parent describes conditions and situations which stimulate them to think about maltreating." |
One or both parents/caregivers fear they will maltreat the child and/or request placement
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"parent talks about being worried about, fearful of, or preoccupied with maltreating the child" |
One or both parents/caregivers fear they will maltreat the child and/or request placement
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"parent identifies things that the child does that aggravate or annoy the parent in ways that make the parent want to attack the child" |
One or both parents/caregivers fear they will maltreat the child and/or request placement
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"parent describes disciplinary incidents that have become out of control" |
One or both parents/caregivers fear they will maltreat the child and/or request placement
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"parents are disctressed or "at the end of their rope" and are asking for some relief iin either specific (ex: take the child") or general ("please help me before something awful happens") terms |
One or both parents/caregivers fear they will maltreat the child and/or request placement
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Name which impending danger threat is being described:
"one parent is expressing concerns about what the other parent is capable of or may be doing" |
One or both parents/caregivers fear they will maltreat the child and/or request placement
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Name that impending danger:
"parents intellectual capacities affect judgment and or knowledge in ways that prevent the provision of adequate basic care" |
One or both parents/caregivers lack parenting knowledge, skills, and motivation which affects child safety
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Name that impending danger
"young or intellectually limited parents have little or no knowledge of a child's needs and capacity" |
One or both parents/caregivers lack parenting knowledge, skills, and motivation which affects child safety
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Name that impending danger
"the expectations of the child far exceed the child's capacity thereby placing the child in unsafe situations" |
One or both parents/caregivers lack parenting knowledge, skills, and motivation which affects child safety
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Name that impending danger
"parent doesnt know what basic care is or how to provide it (ex how to feed or diaper or how to protect or supervise according to the child's age) |
One or both parents/caregivers lack parenting knowledge, skills, and motivation which affects child safety
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Name that impending danger
"parents parenting skills are exceeded by a childs special needs and demands in ways that affect safety" |
One or both parents/caregivers lack parenting knowledge, skills, and motivation which affects child safety
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Name that impending danger
"Knowledge and skills are exceeded by a child's special needs and demands in ways that affect safety." |
One or both parents/caregivers lack parenting knowledge, skills, and motivation which affects child safety
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Name that impending danger
"parents knowledge and skills are adequate for some children's ages and development, but not for others (ex able to care for an infant, but cannot control a toddler) |
One or both parents/caregivers lack parenting knowledge, skills, and motivation which affects child safety
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Name that impending danger
"parent doesn't want to be a parent and does not perform the role, particularly in terms of basic needs" |
One or both parents/caregivers lack parenting knowledge, skills, and motivation which affects child safety
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Name that impending danger:
parent is averse to parenting and does not provide basic needs" |
One or both parents/caregivers lack parenting knowledge, skills, and motivation which affects child safety
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Name that impending danger:
"parent avoids parenting and basic care responsibilities" |
One or both parents/caregivers lack parenting knowledge, skills, and motivation which affects child safety
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Name that impending danger:
parent allows others to parent or provide care to the child without concern for the other persons ability or capacity (whether known or unknown) |
One or both parents/caregivers lack parenting knowledge, skills, and motivation which affects child safety
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Name that impending danger:
"Parent does not know or does not apply basic safety measures (keeping meds, sharp objects, or household cleaners out of reach of small children) |
One or both parents/caregivers lack parenting knowledge, skills, and motivation which affects child safety
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Name that impending danger:
"parents place their own needs above the children's needs thereby affecting teh children's safety" |
One or both parents/caregivers lack parenting knowledge, skills, and motivation which affects child safety
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Name that impending danger:
"parents do not believe the children's disclosure of abuse/neglect even when there is a perponderance of evidence, and this affects the children's safety." |
One or both parents/caregivers lack parenting knowledge, skills, and motivation which affects child safety
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Name that impending danger:
"child has a physical or mental condition that, if untreated, is a safety threat" |
Child has exceptional needs which the parents/caregivers cannot or will not meet
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Name that impending danger:
"parent does not recognize the condition" |
Child has exceptional needs which the parents/caregivers cannot or will not meet
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Name that impending danger:
"parent views the condition as less serious than it is" |
Child has exceptional needs which the parents/caregivers cannot or will not meet
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Name that impending danger:
"parent refuses to address the condition for religious or other reasons" |
Child has exceptional needs which the parents/caregivers cannot or will not meet
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Name that impending danger:
parent lacks the capacity to fully understand the condition or teh safety threat" |
Child has exceptional needs which the parents/caregivers cannot or will not meet
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Name that impending danger:
parents expectations of the child are totally unrealistic in view of the child's condition" |
Child has exceptional needs which the parents/caregivers cannot or will not meet
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Name that impending danger threat:
parent lacks the capacity to fully understand the condition or the safety threat" |
Child has exceptional needs which the parents/caregivers cannot or will not meet
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Name that impending danger threat:
"parents expectations of the child are totally unrealistic in view of the child's condition" |
Child has exceptional needs which the parents/caregivers cannot or will not meet
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Name that impending danger threat: "parent/caregiver allows the child to live or be placed in situations in which harm is increased by virtue of the child's condition"
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Child has exceptional needs which the parents/caregivers cannot or will not meet
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Is the following an example of a behavioral, cognitive, or emotional caregiver protective capacity?
-people who perform when necessary, proceed with a course of action, take necessary steps, are expedient and timely in doing things, and who disharge their duties |
Behavioral
caregiver protective capacity |
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Is the following an example of a behavioral, cognitive, or emotional caregiver protective capacity?
people who can chase down children, lift kids, are able to restrain kids, are physically able/health/mobile/strong |
Behavioral
caregiver protective capacity |
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Is the following an example of a behavioral, cognitive, or emotional caregiver protective capacity?
people who are alert and focused, can move, are oon teh move, ready to move, people who are motivated and have the capacity to work and be active, and people who express force and power in their action and activity. People who are NOT lazy and lethargic |
Behavioral (takes action)
caregiver protective capacity |
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Is the following an example of a behavioral, cognitive, or emotional caregiver protective capacity?
people who are firm/convicted, self-confident, secure with themselves andtheir ways, and are poised and certain of themselves |
Behaivoral (Assertive)
caregiver protective capacity |
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Is the following an example of a behavioral, cognitive, or emotional caregiver protective capacity?
people who understand the cause-effect relationship, are open to who they are and what they do, think about themselves and judge the quality of their thoughts emotions, and behavior |
Cognitive (Self-Aware)
caregiver protective capacity |
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Is the following an example of a behavioral, cognitive, or emotional caregiver protective capacity?
The person who knows enough about child development to keep kids safe, has adequate knowledge to fulfill caregiving duties |
Cognitive (Intellectually able/capable)
caregiver protective capacity |
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Is the following an example of a behavioral, cognitive, or emotional caregiver protective capacity?
people who describe life cicumstances accurately, who recognize threatening situations, who don't deny reality or operate in unrealistic wayys, who can distinguish threats to child safety |
Cognitive (Recognizes threats)
caregiver protective capacity |
