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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Child protective service"”.

  1. Factors predicting child protective services' provision of and referral to services for parents with a mental illness

    … have a greater likelihood of having contact with child protective services and afterwards, of experiencing negative outcomes such as loss of custody. Child protective service (CPS) workers may be able to connect parents with an SMI with services and resources to help address mental health, …

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  2. The relationship between living situation and diagnosed disability in maltreated children

    … placement and diagnosed disability in maltreated children. Forty maltreated children from New Jersey's child protective service agency were used in this study to determine if there was a statistically significant difference in diagnosed disability in maltreated children with regard to living …

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  3. The Use of Criteria for Decision Making in Child Placement Situations

    … this dissertation was to study the making of the protective custody placement decision concerning a child(ren) involved in an abuse or neglect situation. Two major research questions were addressed. They were: (1) What criteria do child protective service workers use to make protective custody …

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  4. Mature Women Beyond Foster Care: Narratives on Fractors contributing to Subjective Well-Being and Life-Sustaining Skills

    <p>Studies show that African American children enter foster care at a higher rate and remain in foster care longer. The numbers of Black children in foster care increases in any given year. Studies found that even when controlling for risk and poverty, race affects the decision of whether to …

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