Does Type of Harm Matter? A Factorial Survey Examining the Influence of Child Neglect on Child Protection Decision- making

Keyphrases

• Child Protection 100%
• Child Neglect 100%
• Factorial Survey 100%
• Types of Harm 100%
• Maltreatment 66%
• Social Workers 50%
• Vignettes 33%
• Service Provision 33%
• Home Visits 16%
• Risk Factors 16%
• Social Problems 16%
• Risk Level 16%
• Multiple Regression 16%
• Physical Abuse 16%
• Survey Data 16%
• Sexual Abuse 16%
• Child Maltreatment 16%
• Harmful Effects 16%
• Most Common Form 16%
• Social Environment 16%
• Family Experience 16%
• Intervention Levels 16%
• Socioeconomic Disadvantage 16%
• Contact Hours 16%
• Child Protection Workers 16%
• Family Contact 16%

Social Sciences

• Decision Making 100%
• Child Neglect 100%
• Factorial Survey 100%
• Maltreatment 83%
• Neglect 66%
• Social Workers 50%
• Home Visiting 16%
• Survey Analysis 16%
• Secondary Analysis 16%
• Basic Needs 16%
• Social Environment 16%

Psychology

• Child Protection 100%
• Decision Making 100%
• Child Neglect 100%
• Maltreatment 83%
• Neglect 66%
• Social Environment 16%
• Multiple Regression 16%
• Home Visiting 16%