Attachment In The Foster care System: A To Z - IT Takes A Team To Make This Thing Go Right (Nv)
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- 1.
When a child comes into your home as a foster placement, even if you want to someday adopt, you should have them call you something other than mom or dad because:
- A.
The child has a mom and dad
- B.
There is no guarantee that reunification will not occur
- C.
You never know if a relative may come forward for placement
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
- 2.
It is natural for all children to have attachments to other adults in their life, and not be torn between their own family and that other adult.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 3.
The child’s lifebook should be a book about the child’s:
- A.
Life in the foster home
- B.
Life in the adoptive home
- C.
Life before foster care
- D.
Life from when they were born until now
Correct Answer
D. Life from when they were born until now -
- 4.
If a young child, on their own, calls you mommy or daddy, you should:
- A.
Just ignore it; it means nothing
- B.
Redirect them to calling you a new name (like mommy sue)
- C.
Seek out a therapist to address attachment issues
- D.
Demand that they call you by your first name only
Correct Answer
B. Redirect them to calling you a new name (like mommy sue) -
- 5.
If the birth mom or dad is in prison, and so visits seldom occur, you can tell the child that:
- A.
They are in college and need to study
- B.
They made a big mistake and are in a long time out
- C.
They went to work far away
- D.
They are gone
Correct Answer
B. They made a big mistake and are in a long time out -
- 6.
It is ok to start referring to the adoptive parents as mom and dad:
- A.
During the transition to the adoptive home
- B.
After finalization
- C.
After the match meeting
- D.
At the time of the initial meeting between child and adoptive family
Correct Answer
A. During the transition to the adoptive home -
- 7.
It is important for the foster parent to meet with the bio family,:
- A.
Because usually until you meet them, all you know is the negative
- B.
To learn the child’s likes and dislikes
- C.
To learn the family’s rituals
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
- 8.
If during a transition to an adoptive home, the child shows no signs of stress in moving out of their current foster home:
- A.
Then there is no reason to talk about any loss or separation issues
- B.
The child probably had no attachment to the foster parent
- C.
The child is probably internalizing their loss and grief
- D.
Then there is no reason to maintain contact with the current foster parent
Correct Answer
C. The child is probably internalizing their loss and grief -
- 9.
The presenter suggested that the initial visit between the child and prospective adoptive parent should be held at the:
- A.
Current caregiver’s home
- B.
Adoption worker’s office
- C.
Park or other open area
- D.
Adoptive parent’s home
Correct Answer
A. Current caregiver’s home -
- 10.
The presenter said that the journey of building a relationship with a new foster or adoptive child is like walking into the mall and you should remember to:
- A.
Go at the child’s place
- B.
Consult the directory often
- C.
Drag the child in with you
- D.
Stay ahead of the child and urge them to keep up
Correct Answer
A. Go at the child’s place -
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