Understanding The Fear Within (Nv)

Thank you for starting the Understanding the Fear Within quiz. To begin, enter your full name and email address. By clicking start you confirm that you have viewed the entire video. You will have 3 attempts to pass this quiz with a score of 80% or higher. If you do... see morenot pass, the quiz will be locked. To unlock the quiz, email Center Support at centersupport@usf. Edu and let us know which state you reside in and what quiz you need unlocked. The quiz will be unlocked within 1 business day of the request. Once unlocked, you will be required to re-watch the training video and attempt the quiz again. Upon successful completion of the following quiz a certificate screen will appear and you will automatically receive a confirmation email with a link to your certificate. Right-click on the image to save or print the certificate.
This quiz is worth 1.0 Training Hours see less

3. It may be helpful to at times remind foster parents that when they are parenting foster (traumatized) children and dealing with their behaviors, it is important to remember to NOT

Take their belongings

Take anything personally

Discuss their trauma

Ignore junk behavior

7. Sometimes children in foster care may create stressful situations in the home because

That is ‘normal’ to them

They are seeking attention

They want to get moved

They don’t agree with the rules

9. The presenter said that when you live in foster care, you have to ______________ to get help.

Be a behavior problem

Talk to your case worker

Cooperate with your foster parent

Manipulate the system

10. The presenter related that weeks before she was to age out of foster care she wanted to take a handful of sleeping pills, but instead she

Got married

Went to college

Found an apartment on her own

Talked to her caseworker

Understanding The Fear Within (Nv)

1. There is a difference between being safe and feeling safe

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Never assume that the children living in foster care know

3. It may be helpful to at times remind foster parents that when they are parenting foster (traumatized) children and dealing with their behaviors, it is important to remember to NOT

4. If a (traumatized) child on your caseload is doing well in school and in the foster home, then they are probably doing just fine.

5. In telling her story, the presenter said that ____________ saved her life.

6. ____________ is a great activity for foster children because it helps to calm them

7. Sometimes children in foster care may create stressful situations in the home because

8. The presenter said that while in foster care, she woke up one day and

9. The presenter said that when you live in foster care, you have to ______________ to get help.

10. The presenter related that weeks before she was to age out of foster care she wanted to take a handful of sleeping pills, but instead she