Secure and Compromised Attachment Development (Nv)

1. Which of the following are true about toxic stress?

Increases risk of early death

Impact can last into adulthood

Derails overall healthy development

All of the Above

2. Secure attachment provides:

The ability to develop self-control

A powerful defense against stress and trauma

Healthy social emotional development

All of the Above

3. Early experiences actually change the physical structure of the brain.

True

False

4. The first year attachment cycle is focused on the caregiver meeting the baby's needs so the infant develops trust in the caregiver and a sense of safety in the environment.

True

False

5. In the second year of life, the caregiver must give the child everything he/she wants in order to develop a secure attachment.

True

False

6. Children ages 0-3 need to spend a significant amount of time with a caregiver in order to develop a secure attachment.

True

False

7. Attachment difficulties are always caused by the caregiver doing something wrong.

True

False

8. Compromised attachment can impact behavior in the following ways

Children follow directions easily and respect adults

It has no impact

Children can be aggressive and impulsive

Children show empathy and concern for others

9. Which of the following is NOT true about attachment?

Infants and adults are “wired” to form attachments.

Infants can only be attached to one person.

Infants typically develop preferred (selective) attachments around 7 months of age

Attachment is the foundation of all social and emotional development.

10. Which has the strongest influence, nature or nurture?

Nature

Nurture

Both have an equal impact

None of the above

Secure and Compromised Attachment Development (Nv)

1. Which of the following are true about toxic stress?

2.

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

2. Secure attachment provides:

3. Early experiences actually change the physical structure of the brain.

4. The first year attachment cycle is focused on the caregiver meeting the baby's needs so the infant develops trust in the caregiver and a sense of safety in the environment.

5. In the second year of life, the caregiver must give the child everything he/she wants in order to develop a secure attachment.

6. Children ages 0-3 need to spend a significant amount of time with a caregiver in order to develop a secure attachment.

7. Attachment difficulties are always caused by the caregiver doing something wrong.

8. Compromised attachment can impact behavior in the following ways

9. Which of the following is NOT true about attachment?

10. Which has the strongest influence, nature or nurture?