The Impact of State Early Childhood Programs and Child Protective Services Policies on Resilience Following Experiences of Child Maltreatment

The Impact of State Early Childhood Programs and Child Protective Services Policies on Resilience Following Experiences of Child Maltreatment

<p>In the largest known investigation to date of the prevalence of resilience following experiences of child maltreatment, a statewide, longitudinal sample of maltreated children was used to measure the prevalence of resilience, defined in this study as consistent competence over time and acro...

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Main Author: McCourt, Sandra
Other Authors: Dodge, Kenneth A
Published: 2013
Subjects:
Clinical psychology
Developmental psychology
Public policy
Child abuse
Child welfare policy reform
Differential response
Early childhood programs
Maltreatment
Resilience
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10161/8086

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http://hdl.handle.net/10161/8086

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