Question

4. How have societal viewpoints concerning child welfare influenced human services over the past three centuries?

Answer 1

How people view things, is how far to the extreme that the gov/organizations will go to pacify the public by giving benefits, help, etc, and seeming to care more when actually they couldn't give a care in the world. The more concern the public shows, the more concentration there is on that issue. The societal viewpoints have changed in the way that the public has become more "concerned" with each other. So therefore we are all more inclined to help each other our every once and a while.

Answer 2

In the past three centuries, educating adults about child welfare has benefited human services a lot: people have now realized that a child is the individual who is responsible for the world thirty years down the line. Productivity has now been increased in each child, preparing him/her to face the world. Childhood is a very sensitive time for each child, as well as each parent. More children are now being educated in our society, which is very, very beneficial.

Answer 3

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