Florida Child Welfare Case Manager Certification Practice Exam

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Which factor is not a focus of parental protective capacities?

Motivation for change
Legal knowledge
Intellectual ability
Understanding protective roles

The correct answer is: Legal knowledge

Parental protective capacities are the strengths and skills that parents possess in order to provide for the safety, well-being, and proper development of their children. Option A, motivation for change, is an important factor for parents to have in order to be able to recognize the need for improvement and make necessary changes for the benefit of their child. Option C, intellectual ability, is also important as it enables parents to make informed decisions and problem-solve effectively for their child. Option D, understanding protective roles, is crucial for parents to have in order to fulfill their role as protectors and advocates for their child. Option B, legal knowledge, while important, is not a direct focus of parental protective capacities. This does not mean that parents should not have any understanding of legal processes and procedures, but rather it is not a core component in providing protection and care for their child.