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luvbio

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Which type of substitute care is typically reserved for children and adolescents who need intensive structure and therapeutic services?
 
  a. family foster care
  b. kinship care
  c. residential treatment
  d. group homes

Question 2

The first of the eight tasks in policy advocacy is:
 
  a. Navigating policy arenas.
  b. Setting an agenda.
  c. Analyzing policy.
  d. Deciding what is right and wrong.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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