Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-up (Oh)

1. In Part III, the speaker shows that removed kids who've gone through ABC Intervention have _____________________ similar to kids from intact families.

Caregiver

Cortisol production

Issues

Survival skills

2. In Part II, the speaker says that Cortisol production is a very reliable measure of:

Bonding response

Heightened stress response

Separation response

Dissociation response

3. In Part IV, the speaker suggests that two characteristics of the commited caregiver are _ and .

A desire to protect the child; enhanced delight in the child

A willingness to foster many children; sustained commitment in spite of fostering many children

Openness to interventions like ABC; willingness to mentor other caregivers

Ignoring the child's adversarial actions; staying "in the moment" with the child

4. In Part II, the speaker cites data that say that the faster a mother picks up her crying child within its first three months of age, __________________________________.

The less "clingy" the child will be at one year of age

The more the child will cry at one year of age

The more "clingy" the child will be at one year of age

The less the child will cry at one year of age

5. The DCF Regional Director speaking in Part I states that his philosophy of ____________________________ changed 180 degrees soon into his tenure.

Shelter the child to relative/non-relative care first and have licensed options as back-ups

Shelter the child to licensed care first and look for relative/non-relative placements later

Keep the child in the home but load up on services

Shelter the child and ask questions later

6. In Part III, the speaker states that a parent's attachment issues influence how they are going to:

Communicate

Bond

Discipline

Nurture

7. In Part IV, the speaker proposes designing a child welfare system that supports commitment between caregiver and child and suggests __________________ as a goal date for implementation.

2030

2040

2020

2015

8. The DCF Regional Director speaking in Part I states that he came to learn that _________________________ settings are not health for 7 years olds.

Foster care

Group care

Shift care

Extended day care

9. In Part V, the speaker states her preference for conducting the ABC intervention:

At a location considered "safe" to the child

In the home

In a clinical setting

In the child's bedroom

10. In Part V, the speaker contrasts "holding therapy" to the ABC Intervention by saying that with holding therapy parents sometimes _______________________.

Remain "stuck" in that activity, despite the child's developmental advances

Reduce bonding and attachment to simply a physical phenomenon

Have not received the proper training

Impose themselves on kids