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    Which of the following is an example of neglect?

    • Cutting a play session short
    • Putting the child to bed early
    • Malnourishment
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Child Care - QP6 explores critical aspects of child welfare, focusing on identifying and preventing child abuse. This quiz assesses knowledge on laws against corporal punishment, historical child protection acts, and signs of abuse, aiming to enhance awareness and safeguarding skills.

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  • 2. 

    What does the term 'regression' mean within the context of this unit?

    • Returning to a previously visited location

    • Returning to a younger child state

    • Returning of a stolen item

    Correct Answer
    A. Returning to a younger child state
    Explanation
    The term 'regression' within the context of this unit refers to the act of returning to a younger child state. It implies reverting back to behaviors, emotions, or ways of thinking that are characteristic of a younger age. This regression can occur due to various reasons, such as stress, trauma, or a need for comfort and security. It is a temporary retreat to a more childlike mindset and behavior pattern.

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  • 3. 

    Bullies are rarely happy themselves.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    Bullies are rarely happy themselves because their behavior is often a result of their own insecurities and unhappiness. They may try to exert power and control over others to mask their own feelings of inadequacy or to alleviate their own emotional pain. By targeting and bullying others, they may temporarily feel a sense of power and superiority, but this does not lead to genuine happiness. In fact, their actions often perpetuate a cycle of negativity and unhappiness for both themselves and their victims.

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    Which of the following would qualify as child abuse? (Select 3)

    • Preventing them from hurting themselves

    • Impairing their natural development

    • Defusing tantrums and conflict

    • Compromising their safety

    • Distressing them deeply in an emotional sense

    • Leaving them with a babysitter

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Impairing their natural development
    A. Compromising their safety
    A. Distressing them deeply in an emotional sense
    Explanation
    Preventing children from hurting themselves is not considered child abuse as it is a necessary measure to ensure their safety. Defusing tantrums and conflict is also not child abuse, but rather a way to manage and teach children appropriate behavior. Leaving children with a babysitter is a common practice and not abusive. However, impairing a child's natural development, compromising their safety, and distressing them deeply in an emotional sense can all be considered forms of child abuse as they can have long-lasting negative effects on a child's well-being and development.

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  • 5. 

    Which of the following made corporate punishment illegal in state schools?

    • Every Child Matter 1992

    • The Formal Education Bill 1985

    • The Education Act 1986

    Correct Answer
    A. The Education Act 1986
    Explanation
    The Education Act 1986 made corporate punishment illegal in state schools.

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  • 6. 

    Which of the following are the commonest warning signs of physical child abuse? (Select 3)

    • Frequent accidents with no credible explanation

    • Tiredness

    • Puzzling illnesses

    • Increased appetite

    • Injuries

    • Extrovert behaviour

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Frequent accidents with no credible explanation
    A. Puzzling illnesses
    A. Injuries
    Explanation
    Frequent accidents with no credible explanation, puzzling illnesses, and injuries are the commonest warning signs of physical child abuse. Frequent accidents with no credible explanation suggests that the child may be experiencing intentional harm. Puzzling illnesses can be a sign of abuse if they are unexplained or inconsistent with the child's medical history. Injuries, especially if they occur repeatedly or in various stages of healing, may indicate physical abuse. Tiredness, increased appetite, and extrovert behavior are not typically associated with physical child abuse.

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  • 7. 

    In what year was the NSPCC founded?

    • 1874

    • 1884

    • 1894

    Correct Answer
    A. 1884
    Explanation
    The NSPCC, or National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, was founded in 1884. This organization is dedicated to protecting children from abuse and ensuring their well-being. By providing support, advocacy, and resources, the NSPCC aims to create a safer environment for children.

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    In what year was the first British Prevention of Cruelty to Children Act passed?

    • 1889

    • 1989

    • 1999

    Correct Answer
    A. 1889
    Explanation
    The correct answer is 1889. This was the year when the first British Prevention of Cruelty to Children Act was passed. This act aimed to protect children from abuse and neglect, and it marked an important milestone in child welfare legislation in the United Kingdom.

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