How Is a Case of Potential Elder Abuse Different from a Case

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Multiple Choice

How is a case of potential elder abuse different from a case of potential child abuse?

• A) The aged are more vulnerable physically, socially, and emotionally
• B) Children are more likely than elders to be victims of financial exploitation
• C) People of all ages have a right to live in ways that others may judge risky
• D) An adult, unlike a child, is always presumed mentally competent until proven otherwise
• E) None of the above

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