Developmentally Appropriate Transition Practices (Nv)
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- 1.
Changing who’s caring for you and the way you’re being cared for can be ___________ at any age.
- A.
Stressful
- B.
Unlikely
- C.
Powerful
- D.
Calming
Correct Answer
A. Stressful -
- 2.
When young children are told that they are moving, they usually blame their closest friends for the move.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 3.
Erik, who was the young adult in the video clip that was played, described experiencing which of the following,
- A.
All options are correct
- B.
He was lied to by his Case Manager.
- C.
He was forced to leave his foster home due to stealing.
- D.
He was starved.
Correct Answer
A. All options are correct -
- 4.
Young people need safe, secure and ___________ relationships to thrive.
- A.
Sustained
- B.
Real
- C.
Structured
- D.
Faith-based
Correct Answer
A. Sustained -
- 5.
One ______________ can be harmful to a child’s well-being.
- A.
Disruption
- B.
Argument
- C.
Bad grade
- D.
Nightmare
Correct Answer
A. Disruption -
- 6.
When discussing 'transitions' in child welfare, all of the following are examples EXCEPT:
- A.
Going to a new psychiatrist
- B.
Coming into care
- C.
Placement changes while in care
- D.
Returning back home
Correct Answer
A. Going to a new psychiatrist -
- 7.
Separation from an attachment figure usually causes very little distress, but the presence of their peers can be comforting.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 8.
Initial visits should be conducted with _________ and future caregivers.
- A.
Current
- B.
Biological grandparents
- C.
Teachers
- D.
Mentors
Correct Answer
A. Current -
- 9.
The four C’s of Transitions are _____________, continuity, clarity and communication
- A.
Collaboration
- B.
Couples
- C.
Care
- D.
Character
Correct Answer
A. Collaboration -
- 10.
Buying time, ________________ and explaining to the child what’s happening, are all key points to remember about transitions.
- A.
Encouraging contact between caregivers
- B.
Being Rigid
- C.
Sharing contact information
- D.
Refraining from being flexible
Correct Answer
A. Encouraging contact between caregivers -
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