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An interactive quiz about child abuse and neglect

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An interactive quiz about child abuse and neglect

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What is most important to you to work confidently with a case with a risk of child abuse?

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How many children die yearly due to domestic violence?

A

27

B

46

C

53

D

60

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Answer D: 60 children

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Which form of child abuse occurs most frequently in The Netherlands?

A

Physical neglect

B

Physical abuse

C

Emotional abuse

D

Emotional neglect

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Answer D: Emotional neglect

With 36% of child abuse cases, emotional neglect is the most common

(Nederlands Jeugdinstituut, 2017)

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Which of the following parental factors is considered a risk factor for child maltreatment? (Richtlijnen Jeugdhulp en Jeugdbescherming, z.d.)

A

A parent with an active social life and many hobbies

B

Single-parent households

C

Parents who work long hours outside their home

D

Parents who enroll their children in sports at an early age

Answer: B


Other factors may include:

- Low socioeconomic status (SES) of parent(s).

- Unemployment of parent(s).

- Non-Dutch parental origin. (This is more true for the first generation than for the second.)

- Large households, with more than four children.

- Stepfamilies.

What signs may indicate that an adult is abusing a child?

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Department of Families, Seniors, Disability Services and Child Safety, 2024)

Child abuse can appear in many forms. Recognising common warning signs helps us respond more effectively. While no single behaviour confirms that abuse, neglect, or exploitation is taking place, the following examples can help us identify possible concerns.​

Department of Families, Seniors, Disability Services and Child Safety. (2024, 5 september). Indicators and signs(Door The State of Queensland). Department Of Families, Seniors, Disability Services And Child Safety. https://www.families.qld.gov.au/our-work/disability-services/preventing-responding-abuse-neglect-exploitation/identifying-abuse-neglect-exploitation/indicators-signs​

Imagine you are an employee at the William Schikker Foundation. The organization has recently been receiving increased public attention and media scrutiny. Which response best reflects what you would feel, or what you would need, in that moment?

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Münchausen by proxy, a form of child abuse, is best described as...

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A caregiver who persistently seeks multiple medical evaluations because they fear a rare underlying illness has been overlooked

B

A caregiver who intentionally fabricates, exaggerates, or induces medical symptoms in a child in order to obtain attention, sympathy, or validation from others

C

A child who develops psychosomatic symptoms in response to family stressors and frequent medical visits

D

A caregiver who becomes over-involved in the child's medical care due to genuine anxiety, leading to unnecessary but unintentional consultations and tests

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Answer B

Münchausen by Proxy/pedriatic condition falsification = A form of child abuse in which a caregiver intentionally makes a child appear sick. They may give harmful substances or unnecessary medication, leading to symptoms that doctors cannot explain.

Example – Gypsy Rose --> Mother Dee Dee claimed Gypsy had:
- Leukemia
- Muscular dystrosophy
- Developmental delays
- Underwent unnecessary treatment and surgeries
- Life was controlled

Nederlands Jeugdinstituut. (z.d.). Kindermishandeling door falsificatie.

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