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Research on bias throughout the child welfare system shows: A. An under representation of families of color B. An over representation of families in poverty and families of color C. A mandated reporter’s decision to make a report is hardly ever influenced by bias D. Bias does not have long lasting impacts on families and communities

Which of the following activities constitutes engagement in research? Providing potential subjects with written information about a study. Obtaining informed consent and conducting research interviews. Obtaining subjects' permission for researchers to contact them. Informing prospective subjects about the availability of research.

Research on bias throughout the child welfare system shows: A. An under representation of families of color B. An over representation of families in poverty and families of color C. A mandated reporter's decision to make a report is hardly ever influenced by bias D. Bias does not have long lasting impacts on families and communities

Research on bias throughout the child welfare system shows: A. An underrepresentation of families of color B. An overrepresentation of families in poverty and families of color C. A mandated reporter's decision to make a report is hardly ever influenced by bias D. Bias does not have long-lasting impacts on families and communities

What did Jacob Riis's book How the Other Half Lives try to do? A. Inspire tenement residents to work hard and save money B. Encourage poor immigrants to learn English C. Persuade government agencies to open more public schools D. Convince wealthy citizens to improve the living conditions of the poor

Some mandated reporters connect with children virtually. Choose the true statement below: A. Due to the virtual setting, a mandated reporter cannot assess indicators of abuse/maltreatment. B. Pay attention to non-verbal cues from the child. Does the child's demeanor change when a particular adult enters the room? C. Mandated reporters can only report what they see or hear in person. D. Meeting virtually places children in more danger.