Children as Witnesses Flashcards

1
Q

_________________ data is based on the number of incidents that are reported to authorities in a given year.

A

Incidence data

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2
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_________________ data is data that looks at the adult population self-reporting their experience of child maltreatment in childhood.

A

Prevalence data

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3
Q

A lot of child maltreatment cases go unreported. True or false?

A

True

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4
Q

There are ____ maltreatment cases per 1000 children

A

62

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5
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____________________ incidence data is when there is an allegation and it is confirmed.

A

Sustantiated

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6
Q

___ in ___ cases are substantiated

A

1 in 4

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7
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___________________ incidence data is when there really isn’t enough evidence, but there is suspicion.

A

Suspected

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8
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______________________ incidence data is when there is an allegation produced, but there is absolutely no evidence to support it.

A

Unfounded

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9
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___ in ___ cases are unfounded.

A

1 in 3

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10
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______________ incidence data is when there is reason to believe a child is in danger of maltreatment but it hasn’t occurred yet.

A

Risk

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11
Q

When the risk of maltreatment is reported, what percent is there actually a risk?

A

6%

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12
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When the risk of maltreatment is reported, what percent is there not a risk?

A

27%

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13
Q

When the risk of maltreatment is reported, what percent is there an unknown risk?

A

3%

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14
Q

Almost half of substantiated child maltreatment cases are _____________________.

A

Exposure to intimate parter violence

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15
Q

The second goal of investigating child maltreatment is to ______________.

A

Ensure the offenders are properly prosecuted

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16
Q

The first goal of investigating child maltreatment is to ______________.

A

Support the child’s narrative of what happened

17
Q

The third goal of investigating child maltreatment to ______________.

A

Ensure the innocent are not unfairly prosecuted

18
Q

Prevalence data suggests that abuse is underreported. True or false?

A

True

19
Q

The majority of sexual abuse victims are _____________.

A

Females

20
Q

Most children are sexually abused _____________ times.

A

Multiple

21
Q

What were the two legal system changes regarding children in the courtroom?

A
  1. Testimony is now uncorroborated (no adult to say yes or no)
  2. Competency requirement not needed anymore
22
Q

When asking free recall questions, the _______________ of children disclosed the abuse.

A

Majority (82%)

23
Q

Open ended questions produce _____________.

A

Free recall

24
Q

Specific questions produce __________________.

A

Cued recall

25
Q

_________________ is brain development which helps remember more details

A

Maturation

26
Q

___________________ is the knowledge base, which makes it easier to encode the details

A

Experience

27
Q

Children remember _____________ details.

A

Distintive

28
Q

_______________ produces accurate rates across ages

A

Neutral info

29
Q

Younger children are more suggestible than older children. True or false?

A

True

30
Q

_________________ produces more linear rates from younger to older children.

A

Misleading info

31
Q

A “priori” is ________________.

A

Pre-existing beliefs

32
Q

___% of children in the 4th colouring position made a mistake during the interview that fit with having gone to a birthday party.

A

53%

33
Q

The more suggestive an interviewer is with a child, the more likely the child will make a mistake. True or false?

A

True

34
Q

____________________ is an attempt by an interviewer to transmit a negative characterization of a suspect.

A

Stereotype induction

35
Q

The first big finding of the pediatrician study was the ___________________

A

Error rate

36
Q

The second big finding of the pediatrician study was the ___________________

A

Kind of errors (e.g. tied the ribbon the dolls neck, etc)

37
Q

________________________ of the children in the pediatrician study demonstrated suspicious, aggressive, and sexualized behaviours with the dolls.

A

More than half

38
Q

_______________________ is when children have a hard time realizing that one object can also represent another object

A

Dual representation

39
Q

_________________ interview means the interview mirrors what the child says by repeating it back to them.

A

Child-centred