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Findaway Posted 9 years ago
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If a child discloses abuse, the actions that must be taken are:
- listening carefully - avoiding asking leading questions, such 'Where did they hurt you'
Does 'avoiding asking leading' read well. It's a lot of 'ing' and sounds very unnatural to me, but I don't know how else to phrase it. Can I have some ideas
- listening carefully - avoiding asking leading questions, such 'Where did they hurt you'
Does 'avoiding asking leading' read well. It's a lot of 'ing' and sounds very unnatural to me, but I don't know how else to phrase it. Can I have some ideas
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' Should you say 'discloses' or 'alleges'?
- ' Should you say 'discloses' or 'alleges'?
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I suggest eg
If a child discloses abuse, the actions that must be taken are:
- listen carefully
- avoid asking leading questions, such as 'Where did they hurt you?'
Should you say 'discloses' or 'alleges'?
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