Understanding And Supporting The Process Of Grief And Loss In Children (CA)
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- 1.
How do you manage grief for yourself and the children in your home?
- A.
Recognize what comes up for you.
- B.
Don’t flee from it; honor and allow it.
- C.
Recognize that the child needs you more right now.
- D.
All answers are correct
Correct Answer
D. All answers are correct -
- 2.
The grief process forever shapes the internal working model and resultant behaviors for children.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 3.
Children that are in child welfare’s custody experience non-resolution of their losses.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 4.
Which one of these stages is involved in the grief and loss process?
- A.
Shock/Denial
- B.
Bargaining
- C.
Anger
- D.
Depression/ Despair
Correct Answer
A. Shock/Denial -
- 5.
When assessing grief it is important to understand the nature of the loss experienced. A Natural Death involves:
- A.
Violence in or near the home
- B.
Car accident
- C.
Old age
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
C. Old age -
- 6.
When assessing grief it is important to understand the nature of the loss experienced. A Loss of family involves:
- A.
Being removed for abuse
- B.
Reunification
- C.
Guilty Feelings for reporting abuse
- D.
Fear of being abused
Correct Answer
A. Being removed for abuse -
- 7.
Which statement is not a characteristic of the grief and loss experience:
- A.
Intense guilt and rage
- B.
Sense of reality
- C.
Sense of helplessness
- D.
An extreme need to blame someone
Correct Answer
B. Sense of reality -
- 8.
Which statement is incorrect when trying to understand feelings and behaviors as a caregiver?
- A.
Feelings are common and normal
- B.
Feeling are a priority
- C.
Feelings exist
- D.
Feelings should not be expressed
Correct Answer
D. Feelings should not be expressed -
- 9.
When you are understanding a child’s feelings and behaviors you should:
- A.
Avoid normalizing the child’s experiences, timing/ duration and reactions.
- B.
Disregard the child’s emotion as it occurs.
- C.
Avoid witnessing the child’s pain.
- D.
Ignore children that seem to be playing up grief for attention.
Correct Answer
A. Avoid normalizing the child’s experiences, timing/ duration and reactions. -
- 10.
Which task is not one of the four tasks of supporting mourning?
- A.
Understanding what caused the loss
- B.
Grieving and experiencing the painful feelings associated with the loss
- C.
Accepting blame for the loss that has occurred.
- D.
Commemorating (symbolic ceremonies)
Correct Answer
C. Accepting blame for the loss that has occurred. -
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