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What is the overriding principle of ChildFirst

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best interest of the child

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2
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3 arguments against videotaping

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  1. cost
  2. confidentiality
  3. child isn’t perfect victim
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3
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Dynamics of Child Sexual Abuse Syndrome

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Secrecy
Helplessness
Entrapment
Delayed disclosure
Retraction

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Why is it important to understand dynamics of child abuse

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  1. how child views abuse
  2. explain what child is going through
  3. address all types of abuse
  4. corroborate cases
  5. work with victim to prepare for trial
  6. explains delayed disclosure
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Benefits of digital recording

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  1. shows questions asked
  2. shows child’s age at disclosure
  3. encourage pleas
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2 types of disclosure

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  1. accidental
  2. purposeful
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7
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3 stage of disclosure

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  1. denial
  2. tentative
  3. active
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8
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one way to consider culture while preparing site

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paperwork in appropriate language

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9
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two types of memory

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  1. recognition
  2. reconstruction
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10
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recreate questioning chart including three affectors

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  1. age
  2. ability
  3. trauma
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11
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between what age does child begin to develop representational shift

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3-4

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12
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explain how drawings are helpful in forensic interviews (2)

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  1. clarification
  2. naming body part
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13
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4 phases of child first

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  1. rapport
  2. transition/topic of concern
  3. explore details
  4. closure
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purpose of rapport

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  1. orient the child to the room
  2. narrative practice
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transition/topic of concern purpose

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provide structure to talk about maltreatment

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16
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explore details purpose

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  1. use narrative to obtain details of abuse
  2. consider multiple forms of maltreatment
  3. explore alternative hypothesis
17
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closure purpose

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  1. respectful end to the interview
  2. return child to neutral state
  3. answer any questions
  4. address child safety
18
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what is most appropriate function of anatomical dolls

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post disclosure demonstration aid

19
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2 examples of blocks and how you would remove them

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  1. language block: translator
  2. authority: remove badge and gun
20
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describe 1 pretrial motion that can make testifying less stressful for kids

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  1. support person in courtroom
  2. kid friendly oath
21
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questions should be ____ and ____ not ____ and _____

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  1. clear
  2. concrete
  3. complex
  4. abstract
22
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two examples of how an interviewer can be perceived as suggestive

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  1. language
  2. behavior
23
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give two factors that court may consider when evaluating reliability of child’s out of court statement

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  1. motive to fabricate
  2. child appropriate terminology
24
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hourglass technique types of questions

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  1. open invitation
  2. cued recall
  3. option posing
  4. yes/no
  5. suggestive
25
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open invitation invites _____ response

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narrative

26
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cued recall invites _____ response

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cued response

27
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option posing invites _____

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selective response

28
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yes/no invites_____

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yes/no response

29
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suggestive invites ______

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suggestive response