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Table of Contents
Unit I: Introduction
Module 1: You Can Make a Difference
Module 2: A Balanced Approach
Unit II: Legal Framework
Module 3: Reporting Obligations
Module 4: Liability for Failure to Report
Module 5: Protections for Those Who Report
Unit III: Deciding to Report
Module 6: Sources of Suspicion
Module 7: Physical Abuse
Module 8: Sexual Abuse
Module 9: Physical Neglect
Module 10: Endangerment and Abandonment
Module 11: Psychological Maltreatment
Module 12: Parents with Severe Mental Disabilities
Module 13: Interviewing Parents
Unit IV: The Reporting Process
Module 14: Preserving Evidence
Module 15: Emergencies
Module 16: Making a Report
Module 17: Monitoring Investigations
Module 18: Being Prepared
Unit V: A Word to Parents
Module 19: Is Your Child Abused?
Module 20: If You Are Reported
Summing Up - Module 21: Conclusion
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Unit I: Introduction
