The Importance Of Quality Early Education In The Child Welfare System (Nv)

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2. Consistent caregiving is essential for optimum development. Research indicates that the effects of frequent placement changes on a developing child can impair socio-emotional development, attachment relationships and patterns,and brain development:

True

False

3. For children in the child welfare system, coparents may include the child's foster parents, biological parents, and daycare providers. Signs that positive coparenting relationships have developed include all of the following except:

Arguments about caregiving styles which occur in front of the child

An established set of common goals

The absence of rivalry in the child's affections

The coparents being sensitive to the perspectives of other coparents

4. When looking for a high quality child care setting, you should do all of the following except:

Determine whether the center is licensed and committed to quality

Ascertain whether the center has specialized training requirements for teachers

Schedule at least one visit to the center near closing time

Prioritize finding a center nearest to your home regardless of any other factors

5. Which of the following is not true about trauma?

It has more profound effects on preschoolers; infants are less likely to notice what has happened in their environment

If repeated, it can have major effects on brain development

If overwhelming, it can lead even infants to develop symptoms of PTSD

It can cause regression (e.g., toddlers losing previously acquired developmental skills such as toileting)

6. High quality child care:

Is not important for children in the child welfare system

Should not be a concern until the child is kindergarten-age

Has little effect on future learning

Provides opportunities for child-directed play

7. Which symptoms would most likely not be present in a young child following a traumatic experience?

Disruptions in eating and sleeping

Excessive crying and irritability

Wanting to play outside all day

Separation anxiety

8. Consistent, sensitive, responsive care will increase the odds of a young child developing a(n):

Clinical diagnosis

Secure attachment

Developmental delay

Over-reliance on the parent

9. All of the following are outcomes of early brain development during the infant and toddler years except:

Learning abilities

Adaptive functioning later in life

Facial feature distortion

Social and emotional development

10. What is the primary determinant of how many and what kind of connections get made in the baby's rapidly growing brain?

Going outside

Social experience

Good formula

Visual stimulation