Wisdompath Way Approach (CA)
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- 1.
A child’s willingness to accept limits and boundaries is associated with
- A.
His or her self-soothing technique
- B.
His or her attachment to the caregiver and the human world
- C.
His or her age
- D.
His or her gender
Correct Answer
B. His or her attachment to the caregiver and the human world -
- 2.
Trauma interferes with the child’s desire to attach and connect because it
- A.
Destroys pathways in the brain
- B.
Builds neural barriers within the brain
- C.
Teaches children to rely on others for help
- D.
Affects the child’s ability to see the world as a safe place
Correct Answer
D. Affects the child’s ability to see the world as a safe place -
- 3.
In the “three story brain” the first floor refers to the first instincts, including
- A.
Meta cognition or thinking about thinking
- B.
The ability to empathize with others
- C.
Fight / flight and self-preservation
- D.
The development of conscience
Correct Answer
C. Fight / flight and self-preservation -
- 4.
In the “three story brain” the second floor refers to the emotion brain, including
- A.
The ability to create mental pictures of the world
- B.
The ability to empathize with others
- C.
Fight / flight and self-preservation
- D.
The development of conscience
Correct Answer
A. The ability to create mental pictures of the world -
- 5.
In the “three story brain” the third floor refers to the pre-frontal cortex, including
- A.
Control and regulation
- B.
Fight / flight and self-preservation
- C.
The ability to create mental pictures of the world
- D.
Control of bodily functions
Correct Answer
A. Control and regulation -
- 6.
The soothing actions a parent takes when trying to calm a child are
- A.
A basis for later emotional life
- B.
Later used by the child as a pattern for how to self-soothe
- C.
Actions that determine a child’s temperament
- D.
Not needed as children should learn to soothe themselves
Correct Answer
B. Later used by the child as a pattern for how to self-soothe -
- 7.
Temperament is a genetically loaded predisposition and affects which of the following
- A.
Intensity of reaction
- B.
Food likes and dislikes
- C.
Academic talents and strengths
- D.
Athletic skill ability
Correct Answer
A. Intensity of reaction -
- 8.
At around age 3, children
- A.
Are building initial attachments with caregivers
- B.
Are experimenting with learning how to interact with the physical world
- C.
Become aware of being “me”
- D.
Have the ability to empathize
Correct Answer
C. Become aware of being “me” -
- 9.
At around age 7, children
- A.
Become fearful of consequences
- B.
Are able to change their temperament
- C.
Need parents to always provide direction
- D.
Develop the ability to control impulses
Correct Answer
D. Develop the ability to control impulses -
- 10.
When a child protests a direction given by a parent, the parent should
- A.
Talk to the child about the inappropriate protest behaviors
- B.
Promise a reward that can happen after he or she complies
- C.
Give a consequence right away to punish the child for protesting
- D.
Validate the difficulty of acceptance and surrender
Correct Answer
D. Validate the difficulty of acceptance and surrender -
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