In the US Courts Have Consistently Ruled That ______

question 7

Multiple Choice

In the U.S. courts have consistently ruled that ______.

• A) virtual parent/child visits are not reasonable substitutes for person-to-person visits
• B) virtual parent/child visitations can be as meaningful as person-to-person visits
• C) technology is no substitute for direct communication between parents and children
• D) computers can't give hugs and therefore cannot be part of child visitation plans

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Definitions:

Delusion

A strongly held belief that is not based in reality, often occurring as a symptom of psychiatric disorders like schizophrenia.

Dissociative Disorders

A group of mental disorders characterized by a disconnection between thoughts, identity, consciousness, and memory.

Associations

connections or links between thoughts, ideas, or concepts, which are a fundamental aspect of human memory and learning.

Postpartum Depression

A type of clinical depression that can affect mothers after childbirth, characterized by sadness, low energy, and difficulty bonding with the baby.