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Are the rates of change in children's observed vocabulary production related to maternal communicative input, maternal education, maternal language, and literacy skills, or maternal depression, controlling for child gender and birth order, maternal age, family income, and family participation in an intervention program?... umulation assumption: The assumption that once a child acquires the use of a word, it is never lost child Abuse Potential: An inventory was designed primarily as a screening tool for the detection of physical child abuse by protective services workers in their investigations of reported child abuse cases (Milner, 1986)child Factors: Factors that are intrinsic to a child, i....
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The introduction of the Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims act 2004 has increased the powers of arrest available to police officers and allows the police to be able to arrest those abusers who breach non-molestation orders.... The 2004 act is not restricted to just protecting previously married partners.... The act has repealed s4 which required the courts to have regard to the non-married status of cohabitants when making decisions in respect of domestic violence incidents ....
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child protection legislation is not only limited to protecting the child in the family environment or Local Authority care.... The deaths of Kimberley Carlisle in 1987 and Tyra Henry in 1988 led to further inquiries into child protection measures.... It was deemed necessary in 1999 to extend the protection of the child to prevent pedophiles from being able to work with children.... This became known as the Orange Book and was designed to give guidance on risk assessment and dangerousness for the child in the environment they were living in ....
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The introduction of the Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims act 2004 has given the police increased powers of arrest and allows perpetrators to be arrested for.... Before the passing of this act the victims could only rely on the use of injunctions to protect them1.... he 2004 act has been extended to cover non married partners as well as married couples.... The act repealed s62(3) of the Family Law act 1996 which laid down a requisite that the courts should take into account the non married status of cohabitants when making decisions regarding domestic violence incidents4....
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'Legally, a crime is any act or omission proscribed by the criminal law and thus punishable by the state through the criminal justice system'.... This paper "Strategies of Crime Control in Contemporary Society" discusses criminal justice in any mature society that always involves a balance of two competing interests: the need to protect the rights of the accused, and the need to combat crime and instill peace and order in society....
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In the paper 'Restorative Justice and School Discipline,' the author analyzes the agreement between Mary and the Flowering Gums University, which sets out the procedure for disputes resolution between the University and an employee, as far as the procedural requirements are concerned.... ... ... ...
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Maker and Sak (2006) stress the urgency of learning mathematical concepts, as they advance the argumentsthat, if the mathematical base is strong, then there exists a strong probability that there will be an increase in the child's' creativity.... "The Reasons Why Creative Thinking Is Important and Creative Thinking Theories" paper describes creative thinking and motivation, creative thinking and environment, the school environment and the teacher enhancing creativity, and creative thinking and personality....
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To this end therefore The Child Protection Act 1999 outlines the function of government and its supporting agencies in the protection of children along with their responsibility of ensuring that families in need get the necessary support toward the fulfillment of their responsibility in protecting and caring for their children.... Legislation such as The Child Protection Act 1999 and Commission for Children and Young People Act 2000 adopt a nomenclature similar to that of the UNCRC 1989 in invoking 'the best interests of the child' as the prime principle underscoring children's human rights....
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