Babies N Brains: Integrating Brain Science and Healthy Development (Nv)

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3. Children impacted by parental incarceration are more likely than their counterparts to:

All options are correct

Become delinquent

Exhibit antisocial behaviors

Suffer from mental health issues

4. What is the name of the largest reunification program in Florida to reconnect children with their incarcerated parent throughout DOC State Prison Facilities?

Children of Inmates

Friends of the Children

LINKED Together

Families United

6. According to the presenter, children with an incarcerated parent have a higher propensity:

To be incarcerated themselves

To be overweight

To have developmental disabilities

To have lower IQs

8. Parental incarceration is often as painful as other parental loss due to:

Lack of social support

Education offered regarding this to the child

Support that is offered to the child's family

Lack of love for the child

9. When a child has an incarcerated parent _________________ is critical.

Early childhood intervention

Weekly parent child visits

Keeping him/her away from the parent until he/she is a teenager

Telling him/her the reason why the parent is incarcerated

Babies N Brains: Integrating Brain Science and Healthy Development (Nv)

1. Traumatic events in childhood, including separation from a parent, may cause long-lasting changes in the brain, leading to adverse health and mental health outcomes.

2.

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

2. Parental incarceration can be as painful as other forms of parental loss and is more complicated due to the lack of social support and compassion.

3. Children impacted by parental incarceration are more likely than their counterparts to:

4. What is the name of the largest reunification program in Florida to reconnect children with their incarcerated parent throughout DOC State Prison Facilities?

5. The Children of Inmates program provides the following service:

6. According to the presenter, children with an incarcerated parent have a higher propensity:

7. A majority of parents impacted by parental incarceration are:

8. Parental incarceration is often as painful as other parental loss due to:

9. When a child has an incarcerated parent _________________ is critical.

10. On the first visit with an incarcerated parent, 40% of children working with the Children of Inmates program haven’t seen that parent in: