Asked by Autumn Sutton on Jul 06, 2024
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Prior to 1960,misconceptions about both the frequency of child maltreatment and its perpetrators masked the real problems of child maltreatment.
Misconceptions
Incorrect or mistaken beliefs or ideas that are held in spite of contradictory evidence.
Child Maltreatment
Any behavior or sequence of behaviors by a parent or caregiver, whether done or not done, that causes harm, the possibility of harm, or poses a risk of harm to a child.
Perpetrators
Individuals who commit harmful, illegal, or morally wrong acts, often culprits of crimes or abuses.
- Uncover strategies for averting harm and become aware of their vital role in the welfare of children.
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Zybrea KnightJul 06, 2024
Final Answer :
True
Explanation :
Prior to 1960, there were many misconceptions about child maltreatment, including beliefs that it was rare and only committed by strangers. These misconceptions made it difficult to recognize and address the real problems of child maltreatment.
Learning Objectives
- Uncover strategies for averting harm and become aware of their vital role in the welfare of children.