Attachment And Implications For Foster care In Early Childhood (Nv)
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- 1.
Attachments typically occur at:
- A.
7-9 months of age
- B.
1-2 months of age
- C.
12 months of age
- D.
24 months of age
Correct Answer
A. 7-9 months of age -
- 2.
In order for a young child to sustain an attachment they need:
- A.
Regular, ongoing and substantial contact
- B.
Occasional contact
- C.
Rare contact
- D.
Minimal contact
Correct Answer
A. Regular, ongoing and substantial contact -
- 3.
_______of maltreated children have disorganized attachments to their mothers
- A.
80%
- B.
50%
- C.
25%
- D.
10%
Correct Answer
A. 80% -
- 4.
The core components of the Extended Respite Foster Care Model is:
- A.
All options are correct
- B.
Safety is Essential
- C.
Children must be provided with food, clothing and shelter
- D.
The foster parent acts as a “place holder” for the child’s biological parents
Correct Answer
A. All options are correct -
- 5.
Disruptive placements are harmful, in part because children have no way of understanding why changes in their placements are occurring.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 6.
Placing a child with a relative should occur:
- A.
At the time of removal
- B.
3 months after removal
- C.
At the permanency hearing
- D.
When termination of parental rights have been achieved
Correct Answer
A. At the time of removal -
- 7.
Which is a level of discrimination between infants and caregivers
- A.
All options are correct
- B.
Recognition
- C.
Comfort
- D.
Reliance
Correct Answer
A. All options are correct -
- 8.
Children less than 3 or 4 years old should be accompanied to and from parental visits by:
- A.
An attachment figure
- B.
An unrelated transporter
- C.
A case manager who has never met the child
- D.
The foster parent only
Correct Answer
A. An attachment figure -
- 9.
The effects of disrupting a placement and/or relationships after 6-7 months is significantly greater than disruption in the 1st 6-7 months of life
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 10.
Transitions from foster care placements should be designed to:
- A.
Minimize harm to the child
- B.
Make the child uncomfortable
- C.
Increase funding for the foster care system
- D.
Make permanency harder to achieve
Correct Answer
A. Minimize harm to the child -
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