Caring For Children From Hard Places (Ky)
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- 1.
When working with or caring for children, it is important to understand their history and to meet them at ___________.
- A.
Their emotional age
- B.
Their biological age
- C.
Their eye level
- D.
Their comfort level
Correct Answer
A. Their emotional age -
- 2.
Children with abuse histories who get angry very easily are usually __________.
- A.
Trying to manipulate the situation they are in
- B.
Are just ‘bad’ kids and need more correction
- C.
Tired and trying to protect themselves from what they perceive as a threat
- D.
Suffering from undiagnosed mental health conditions
Correct Answer
C. Tired and trying to protect themselves from what they perceive as a threat -
- 3.
When children in your care pull away from you when you try to give them a hug, it is because they don’t like you.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 4.
When a child in your home pulls away from you, is easily angered and only wants to be alone, you should ______________.
- A.
Ask for the child to be moved
- B.
Talk to the case manager about what happened to them to gain understanding of the child
- C.
Talk to the child about your expectations of how they should act in your home
- D.
Send them to their room until they can act differently
Correct Answer
B. Talk to the case manager about what happened to them to gain understanding of the child -
- 5.
Which of the following is NOT a typical behavior you may see from a child who faced early deprivation.
- A.
Fire starting
- B.
Food hoarding
- C.
Hearing loss
- D.
Indiscriminate friendliness
Correct Answer
A. Fire starting -
- 6.
_______________ are the two most powerful drivers of emotional behavior.
- A.
Fear and pain
- B.
Food and sleep
- C.
Health and happiness
- D.
Popularity and acceptance
Correct Answer
A. Fear and pain -
- 7.
If a child is having a major meltdown, at that moment, you should NOT ____________.
- A.
Remove them from the situation
- B.
Determine if they are hungry
- C.
Keep calm to help them calm down
- D.
Tell them how they should be acting
Correct Answer
D. Tell them how they should be acting -
- 8.
It is important that you give kids choices to help them feel empowered and less anxious.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 9.
When a child first comes into your home it is important to _____________.
- A.
Let them show their emotions and be present for them
- B.
Respect their story and maintain confidentiality
- C.
Be aware of food issues they may have and give them time to adjust to new menus
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
- 10.
Which of the following is a way to ‘Be the Boss’ with an at-risk child?
- A.
Be mindful of your tone of voice, not high-pitched and whiney and not overly loud and intense.
- B.
Offer the child choices and compromises using some of their ideas
- C.
Say what you mean and mean what you say; be consistent in enforcing rules
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
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