From Group care To Family Life: Supporting The Transition (CA)

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2. What are some challenges children face when adapting to a family life?

Overcoming trauma do to a history of neglect and abuse.

Most foster children have a hard time trusting relationships.

Overcoming a history of multiple placements.

All these are correct

3. What are some group home dynamics that may cause anxiety in children?

Limited confidentially.

Differences and inconsistencies among staff.

The shift to shift nature of staff employment.

All of these are correct

5. While not better, why may a group home environment be easier to navigate than a family home?

It is harder to learn unwritten rules and the culture of a family home.

Group homes have a written program with rules that stay the same.

Rules and expectations in a family home may change over time as children grow.

All of these are correct.

6. How were the Rogers able to resolve tension around family time with Angela?

Accepted being “alone together.”

Removed the door from Angela’s room.

Did not allow phone use during family time.

Asked Angela to join them in family therapy.

7. According to the presenter how is a family life different from a group home?

Unlike a group home, families are based on relationships

Unlike a group home, family homes are not hierarchical

Unlike a group home, family homes are not punitive.

All these are correct

8. What did Rosa do to make sure she was wanted?

She offered to help around the house to impress the Martins.

Tested the Martins by picking fights with her sister.

She got good grades to show she was smart.

Tested the Martins by stealing.

9. What may a family life setting offer that a group home may not?

Opportunity to establish long-term relationships

Better schools and activities in the area

Consistent rules and expectations.

All these are correct.

10. What is maladaptive behavior?

Actions or activities that interfere with a person’s ability to adapt to a situation.

Unconscious behavior children in group homes use to “work the system.”

Inconsistencies in staff behavior when setting consequences for children.

All of these are correct.