Group care To Family Life: Supporting The Transition (Oh)
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What are some challenges children face when adapting to a family life?
- A.
All these are correct
- B.
Overcoming trauma do to a history of neglect and abuse
- C.
Most foster children have a hard time trusting relationships
- D.
Overcoming a history of multiple placements
Correct Answer
A. All these are correct -
- 2.
According to the presenter how is a family life different from a group home?
- A.
Unlike a group home, families are based on relationships
- B.
Unlike a group home, family homes are not hierarchical
- C.
Unlike a group home, family homes are not punitive
- D.
All these are correct
Correct Answer
A. Unlike a group home, families are based on relationships -
- 3.
What is maladaptive behavior?
- A.
Actions or activities that interfere with a person's ability to adapt to a situation
- B.
Unconscious behavior children in group home use to "work the system"
- C.
Inconsistencies in staff behavior when setting consequences for children
- D.
All of these are correct
Correct Answer
A. Actions or activities that interfere with a person's ability to adapt to a situation -
- 4.
While not better, why may a group home environment be easier to navigate than a family home?
- A.
It is harder to learn unwritten rules and the culture of a family home
- B.
Group homes have a written program with rules that stay the same
- C.
Rules and expectations in a home may change over time as children grow
- D.
All of these are correct
Correct Answer
D. All of these are correct -
- 5.
What are some group home dynamics that may cause anxiety in children?
- A.
All of these are correct
- B.
Limited confidentially
- C.
Differences and inconsistencies among staff
- D.
The shift to shift nature of staff employment
Correct Answer
A. All of these are correct -
- 6.
How were the Rogers able to resolve tension around family time with Angela?
- A.
Accepted being "alone together"
- B.
Removed the door from Angela's room
- C.
Did not allow phone use during family time
- D.
Asked Angela to join them in family therapy
Correct Answer
A. Accepted being "alone together" -
- 7.
What may a family life setting offer that a group home may not?
- A.
Opportunity to establish long-term relationships
- B.
Better schools and activities in the area
- C.
Consistent rules and expectations
- D.
All these are correct
Correct Answer
A. Opportunity to establish long-term relationships -
- 8.
Moving a child from an unhealthy family to a healthy one is all it takes to make a child's life better
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 9.
Foster children will often try to "fit in" but might not feel like they belong
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 10.
What did Rosa do to make sure she was wanted?
- A.
She offered to help around the house to impress the Martins
- B.
Tested the Martins by picking fights with her sister
- C.
She got good grades to show she was smart
- D.
Tested the Martins by stealing
Correct Answer
D. Tested the Martins by stealing -
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