Florida Child Welfare Case Manager Certification Practice Exam

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What are two types of diligent searches?

School and community
Parent and relative
Online and offline
Legal and medical

The correct answer is: Parent and relative

Diligent searches refer to the process of actively seeking out information or solutions. The two types mentioned in the question are specifically related to locating a missing person. Option A, school and community, may pertain to a person's typical or known whereabouts, but may not extend beyond that. Option C, online and offline, may cover a broader range of sources, but may not necessarily involve personal connections. Option D, legal and medical, may be involved in the search for someone with certain special circumstances, but may not cover all possible situations. Option B, parent and relative, covers both personal connections and a wider scope of searching, making it the most comprehensive and effective type of diligent search in this context.