Coparenting In Foster care (CA Foster Parent)
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- 1.
The Foster Parent’s role in co-parenting is _________.
- A.
All options are correct
- B.
To encourage and nurture a true partnership with the parent
- C.
To keep the parent involved in the child's life, including (but not limited to) doctor’s appointments, school progress, developmental concerns, and extracurricular activities.
- D.
To prepare the child for visitation.
Correct Answer
A. All options are correct -
- 2.
Developing a positive relationship with the parent will reduce the child’s feeling that they have to divide loyalties the temporary out of home caregiver and their parent.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 3.
Who should not be involved in co-parenting?
- A.
The parent’s paramour who has a no-contact order with the child.
- B.
Grandparents or other family members.
- C.
Case management/other professional team members.
- D.
Other community members such as daycare providers, teachers, clergy etc., that the child may have had a bond with.
Correct Answer
A. The parent’s paramour who has a no-contact order with the child. -
- 4.
Which approach to identify protective factors for families was not identified in the training?
- A.
Parental alienation
- B.
Parental resilience
- C.
Social connections
- D.
Knowledge of parenting and child development
Correct Answer
A. Parental alienation -
- 5.
If a child can identify their emotions, then they may be more effective at regulating them.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 6.
Co-parenting _________________.
- A.
Can lessen the friction between foster parents and biological parents
- B.
Is only recommended in cases involving children under 5 years old
- C.
Should not be utilized if the foster parent isn’t in agreement with the child being reunified with the biological parents
- D.
Can only involve the biological parents and the foster parents
Correct Answer
A. Can lessen the friction between foster parents and biological parents -
- 7.
A phone conversation involving thecase manager/investigator, caregiver and the birth parent that occurs shortly after removal or upon placement, that is used to comfort the child, and begin to establish a positive co-parenting relationship between the caregiver and the birth parent is referred to as a ___________.
- A.
Comfort Call
- B.
Case Plan Conference
- C.
TPR Advisory
- D.
Case Transfer Staffing
Correct Answer
A. Comfort Call -
- 8.
What is not appropriate for a foster parent to do when co-parenting?
- A.
Belittling the parents in front of the child.
- B.
Refer to parent as “the expert” on that child.
- C.
Reassure the parent that they are not there to “take their child”, but that they are there to take care of them until they can return home.
- D.
Discuss logistics like visitation schedules/transportation and how to maintain ongoing communication.
Correct Answer
A. Belittling the parents in front of the child. -
- 9.
Co-Parenting should focus on _________________.
- A.
The needs of the child
- B.
The needs of the biological parents
- C.
The needs of the foster parents
- D.
The needs of the case manager
Correct Answer
A. The needs of the child -
- 10.
Studies show the following to be true about visitation:
- A.
All options are correct
- B.
Children who see their parents more often have fewer behavioral problems, are less anxious and less depressed.
- C.
Developing positive parenting skills and being able to parent the child are the most effective motivators for individuals with substance abuse or mental health challenges to participate in recovery.
- D.
Reunification and permanency are expedited when positive co-parenting occurs and more successful.
Correct Answer
A. All options are correct -
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