An Overview of Differential Response Models.
Differential association theory and the strain theory can be used to tackle youth crime. The differential association accepts that criminal behaviour is evident across all social classes, and that criminal attitudes and behaviour is learned through interaction with influential groups. In order to tackle youth crime the government will need to introduce organizations that aim at using positive.
Differential Response is an approach to child protective services which allows for more than one type of initial response to screened-in reports of child abuse and neglect. A growing number of state and county child welfare systems are implementing Differential Response (DR), which is an approach to child protective services (CPS) that allows for more than one type of initial response to.
The Differential Response Logic Model and Assessment of Model Fidelity Gary L. Siegel Institute of Applied Research November 2011 This paper is a brief description of how the Institute of Applied Research assessed model fidelity in a series of evaluations of differential response programs within child protection systems in Minnesota.
If a patient presents with a complaint of a sore throat, a number of differential diagnoses must be considered before determining a final diagnosis. This paper considers three examples of potential diagnoses for this condition with an explanation of why such a diagnosis might be appropriate if other symptoms apply. The three possible diagnoses for such a case considered in this paper are viral.
Differential analysis. Differential analysis involves analyzing the different costs and benefits that would arise from alternative solutions to a particular problem. Relevant revenues or costs in a given situation are future revenues or costs that differ depending on the alternative course of action selected. Differential revenue is the difference in revenues between two alternatives.
Differential response (DR) is an increasingly common model for how child protective services agencies address reports of child maltreatment. Differential response systems seek to be less adversarial than traditional child protective services by separating incoming referrals into two (or more) tracks. Families with low to moderate risk and safety threats (variously defined) are encouraged to.
Differential response has been proposed to address the critiques of the child welfare system previously cited by narrowing the CPS mandate and the definition of abuse and neglect, and yet expanding child welfare services to lower-risk families who would not be served under the traditional system. In this model, the CPS focus would be narrowed to families at high risk. Concurrent development of.