What type of report contains recommendations for a child's care, rehabilitation, and participation of parents during juvenile court proceedings?

The correct answer is the Pre-Dispositional Report. This type of report is specifically designed to be submitted prior to a court's dispositional hearing in juvenile cases. The Pre-Dispositional Report includes comprehensive information about the child, their background, and current circumstances, along with specific recommendations regarding their care, rehabilitation strategies, and the involvement of their parents in the process. This is critical as it helps the court make informed decisions about the appropriate course of action for the child.

In contrast, an Assessment Report generally focuses on evaluating a child's needs, risks, and strengths but may not directly include recommendations for care and parental involvement as part of a court proceeding. A Case Study tends to be a more in-depth examination of an individual case that can involve various aspects but does not necessarily fit the procedural requirements of a report prepared for court. A Review Summary usually summarizes findings and progress but doesn't typically encompass the detailed recommendations needed for a juvenile's rehabilitation and care plan.