; (B) developing a set of evidence-based approaches to support child and family well-being and developing ways to identify, relieve, and mitigate stressors affecting families in rural, urban, and suburban communities; (C) establishing methods to promote racial equity in the child welfare system, including a focus on how neglect is defined, how services are provided, and the unique impact on Native American, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian communities; (D) improving service delivery or outcomes for child protective service agencies engaged with families experiencing domestic violence, substance use disorder, or other complex needs; (E) the extent to which the number of unsubstantiated, unfounded, and false reported cases of child abuse or neglect have contributed to the inability of a State to respond effectively to serious cases of child abuse or neglect; (F) the extent to which the lack of adequate resources and the lack of adequate professional development of individuals required by law to report suspected cases of child abuse and neglect have contributed to the inability of a State to respond effectively to serious cases of child abuse and neglect; (G) the extent to which unsubstantiated reports return as more serious cases of child abuse or neglect; (H) the incidence and outcomes of child abuse and neglect allegations reported within the context of divorce, custody, or other family court proceedings, and the interaction between family courts and the child protective services system; (I) the information on the national incidence of child abuse and neglect specified in clauses (i) through (xi) of subparagraph (J); and (J) the national incidence of child abuse and neglect, including— (i) the extent to which incidents of child abuse and neglect are increasing or decreasing in number and severity; (ii) the incidence of substantiated and unsubstantiated reported child abuse and neglect cases