• Name 3 physical signs of CSA • State there are often no signs of CSA • Name 3 behavioral/emotional signs of CSA • Understand that trauma is the root of behavior that is labeled difficult or bad • Name disclosure, discovery and suspicion as reasons to react to sexual abuse • Describe appropriate reactions to disclosure of abuse from a child • Explain why you should not ask leading questions of a child who is disclosing abuse • Name law enforcement and child protective services as proper authorities to receive reports • Identify 3 examples of boundary violations by adults or youth toward children • List that a good intervention in boundary violations involves “setting a limit” • List at least 4 required practices that should be part of any child protection policy

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