I worked a few years as a psychologist for the CPS of my country and the truth is that social service workers interrogate children because they know that they are defenseless and their responses can be modified by the perception they have of the employee
RE: EIT and CPS Tactics
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Right on. Honestly I wouldn't doubt that's the case in some cases but I think in others maybe not so much. I think a lot of people go into things with good intentions and then are trained in ways that contradict their original motives for joining said cause. But you say you used to work as one so maybe you should write about it and give us all a few from the other side. I know I would find that interesting to hear about. I don't even care if it's refuting my writings, as long as it's factual I'd like to hear it. It's all about finding truth, not being right or wrong. I do appreciate the comment.
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