Families in Crisis Flashcards
What is a forensic interview?
a means of gathering information from an alleged victim or witness to help determine what may or may not have occurred, and it is a key component of many child protective services and criminal
What are five things to consider before an interview?
- timing
- questions type
- role of interviewer
- documentation
- neutral and objective setting
How many steps are invovled in the interview & what are they?
- 5 steps
- rapport building; truth or lie oath; introduce topic of interest; detail gathering; education and safety
How does time of incident affect charges?
- if incident happens multiple times within a 30 day span than another charge will be added
Breakdown of sexual abuse victims in clergy
- males: 81%
- females: 19%
Breakdown of age in abuse victims in clergy
- under 10: 22%
- between 11-14: 51%
- between 15-17: 27%
3 onsets of abuse
- preconditions for abuse
- factors in clergy who were abused
- overcoming external factors
3 ways Juvenile Systems could achieve better outcomes are
- recognize and understand the role that exposure to violence plays in the lives of youth
- develop policies and pratices that reflect this understanding and knowledge
- employ intervention that address traumatic stress
Some ways PTSD comes about
- verbal abuse
- neglect
- emotional abuse
-physical abuse
Four limitations that youth with PTSD may encounter
- can’t think past an immediate problem or opportunity
- can’t set or stick to goals
- can’t trust people, especially caregivers
- can’t tell who is trustworthy
What are poly-victimzed youth at risk for?
- school absence, suspension, disengagement
- depression, shame, self-harm
- volatile relationships
Poly-victimized youth are diagnosed with internal disorders like hypertension and mood disorders
False
In PTSD, the brain and body’s stress response become chronically activated in survival mode
True
What are the two types of grooming?
- environmental grooming
- victim grooming
When luring males, what are the 4 D’s?
- drinking
- driving
- dirty (movies, pictures, conversations)
- desires (sports, video games)
When luring females, what does L.I.S.T.S mean?
L - love
I- interest
S - support
T- things (drugs)
S - status
Compliant Victims are NOT at fault, even if they…
- do not say “NO”
- did not fight
- actively cooperate
- initiate the contact
- did not tell accepted gifts or money
- enjoyed the activity
What can exposure of trauma do?
- lower self esteem
- lose emerging sense of self
- develop conceptualization of the world
- ability to relate to others and trust others
- mange stress
- plan for the future
- avoid future victimization
Problems that children are affected by…
- physical and sexual abuse
- natural and technological disasters
- transportation accidents
- assualt
- terrorism
- violence in the home
- invasive medical procedures