Using findings from research discussed in the text, describe two strategies that have been tried with some success to address maltreatment of younger children. How are these strategies connected to the risk factors for child maltreatment?
What will be an ideal response?
The ideal answer should include:
1. Two strategies to address maltreatment of younger children are (1) helping at-risk families reduce stress by managing their daily lives and child care, and (2) attempting to improve the attachment relationship between maltreating mothers and their children.
2. Families that have higher levels of stress are more likely to engage in maltreatment. Child-caregiver insecure/disorganized attachment relationships contribute to likelihood of child maltreatment.
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