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Demontaviouz's Behavior Case Study

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The child was seen with several bruises on his face (three circles). He also has several marks on his back. The nurse took measurements; the marks about 3-4 inches long. DeMontaviouz states that his mother whipped him too hard with a hard belt. He complained of his face hurting and the nurse gave his a first aid kit and an ice pack. The allegations occurred because DeMontaviouz's behavioral color changed at school because of his behavior, and because he was kicked out of the after school program on 10-27-15, because of his behavior. The incident hasn’t happened before that the reporter knows of. Shaliah contacted the school the morning of 10-27-15, to ask the reporter what DeMontaviouz told her. Shaliah stated she tried to get him in Hinds

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