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CANS 2.0 Child Welfare: Questions & Verified Answers
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CANS 2.0 Child Welfare: Questions & Verified AnswersFinnegan's parents argue a lot. When Finnegan gets upset about this, they are
too exhausted to tend to him emotionally. Right Ans - 2
Interpersonal Skills: 13-year-old Marquis has some acquaintances and can get
along with peers, but has no real friends. Right Ans - 2
Hopefulness/Optimism: Some days Cindy says she wants to be a singer when
she grows up, but other days she says that her life is not going anywhere.
Right Ans - 2
Educational: The art teacher at school has a strong relationship with 13-year-
old Dylia who she sees as having significant talent. She meets with her
regularly after school to discuss her progress. Right Ans - 0
Educational/Vocational Setting: 15-year-old Truman has recently returned
home from a residential placement. No school has been identified for him at
this time. Right Ans - 3
Wilma plays the violin. Right Ans - 1
Spiritual/Religious: 12-year-old Michelle used to participate in church
activities, but her family moved last year and she has not found another
church to attend. Right Ans - 2
Community Involvement: Jacob's family has lived in the same neighborhood
his entire life. He has autism and tends to wander; the neighbors have set up a
watch to ensure that if he strays, they guide him back home. Right Ans - 0
Natural Supports / Social Resources: Natalie has neighbors who have helped
her get a summer job for a few years. Right Ans - 1
Relationship Permanence: 12-year-old Natasha is living in her third foster
home. Her permanency plan calls for her to live with her mother; her mother
participates fully in supervised visitation. Right Ans - 2
Child/Youth Involvement with Care / Self-Advocacy: 9-year-old Ben is not
knowledgeable of his needs. Right Ans - 3
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