All of the following statements are true of child-abuse and neglect-reporting laws except that:
A) they are essentially a case-finding device.
B) they require certain professionals to report suspected cases of child abuse to certain specified agencies.
C) they are enforced only in a few states in America.
Question 2
According to Alfred Kadushin and Judith Martin, child abuse and neglect include all of the following situations except:
A) lack of proper shelter.
B) denial of employment.
C) failure to attend school regularly.
D) denial of essential medical care.
