Improving Transitions For Infants...What Do They Need? (Nv)

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Questions and Answers
  • 1. 

    Typically children in foster care come into care with a(n) ______________ attachment to their primary caregiver.

    • A.

      Disorganized

    • B.

      Lack of

    • C.

      Insecure

    • D.

      Reactive

    Correct Answer
    A. Disorganized
  • 2. 

    Which of the following was NOT included as a phase or reaction to separation discussed by the presenter?

    • A.

      Protest – intense crying (lasting hours to days) (starting from within hours to days)

    • B.

      Anxiety – worry and concern about missing caregiver (looking and asking for caregiver)

    • C.

      Despair – listlessness, withdrawn (misinterpreted as settling down)

    • D.

      Detachment – repressing longing for caregiver (misinterpreted as adjusting or ‘happy’

    Correct Answer
    B. Anxiety – worry and concern about missing caregiver (looking and asking for caregiver)
  • 3. 

    _____________ is considered a prolonged length of separation for an infant/toddler.

    • A.

      6 months

    • B.

      About one week

    • C.

      3-4 weeks

    • D.

      24 hours

    Correct Answer
    B. About one week
  • 4. 

    The brain development of children who live in homes with domestic violence is focused on __________________.

    • A.

      Safety and survival

    • B.

      Negative emotion and discomfort

    • C.

      Positive emotion and comfort

    • D.

      Learning and exploration

    Correct Answer
    A. Safety and survival
  • 5. 

    For a child lacking a secure attachment, if the foster parent can meet the needs of the child and provide security, then the child can go on to develop a secure attachment.

    • A.

      True

    • B.

      False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
  • 6. 

    During the first visit with the birth parent and the removal child, the grief and loss of separation may display as ______________________.

    • A.

      The child may be angry with the birth parent

    • B.

      The child may initially look happy to see the parent, then be distant

    • C.

      The parent may think that the foster parent is turning the child against the parent

    • D.

      All choices are correct

    Correct Answer
    D. All choices are correct
  • 7. 

    The transition timeline needs to take into account the _________________.

    • A.

      Needs of the child

    • B.

      Level of cooperation between the adults

    • C.

      The age of the child

    • D.

      All choices are correct

    Correct Answer
    D. All choices are correct
  • 8. 

    If during any transition, the child displays anger and irritability then _________________________.

    • A.

      The transition should be stopped

    • B.

      The adults should be aware that it is typical behavior

    • C.

      The transition should be slowed down

    • D.

      The transition should be sped up

    Correct Answer
    B. The adults should be aware that it is typical behavior
  • 9. 

    If during a transition a child seems to regress developmentally, it is important to ____________________.

    • A.

      React to the child at their developmental stage

    • B.

      React to the child at their chronological age

    • C.

      Try to get the child to act normal

    • D.

      Ignore the behavior as it is attention seeking

    Correct Answer
    A. React to the child at their developmental stage
  • 10. 

    It is important for the child to have continued contact with the foster parent following reunification.

    • A.

      True

    • B.

      False

    Correct Answer
    A. True

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