CAASP Core Principles

Question 1

What does the principle of being "child-centered" emphasize?

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Addressing the unique needs of each child

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Providing services only in schools

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Focusing solely on the family’s preferences

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Using a one-size-fits-all approach

Question 2

How does the "family-focused" principle guide decision-making in CASSP?

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Families are central to planning and decision-making.

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Decisions are made solely by professionals.

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Families are excluded to avoid bias.

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Decision-making is done without input from children.

Question 3

What is the focus of the "culturally competent" principle?

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Providing services in the child’s primary language and respecting their culture

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Ignoring cultural differences to treat all children equally

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Offering the same set of programs regardless of cultural needs

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Avoiding discussion of cultural identity

Question 4

Which of the following best illustrates a "child-centered" approach?

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Tailoring a care plan that incorporates the child’s strengths, preferences, and goals

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Creating a care plan based on the child’s diagnosis without consulting the child

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Providing generic services to all children in the community

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Requiring the child to follow pre-determined treatment protocols

Question 5

Why is cultural competence critical in CASSP?

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To address and respect cultural differences for effective care

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To ensure all children are treated the same way

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To reduce costs by offering fewer services

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To provide services only for children from minority groups