Permanency Is Not A Place: Transitioning Into & Navigating Adult Relationship (CA)
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What is one example the presenter used to describe what permanency looks like as an adult?
- A.
Having someone to call, that you can count on, in the middle of the night
- B.
Having someone to call “Mom” or “Dad”
- C.
Still having contact with your biological family
- D.
Knowing who your biological family is
Correct Answer
A. Having someone to call, that you can count on, in the middle of the night -
- 2.
In a situation where a child is transitioning into adulthood and who may also have experienced trauma, the child could easily misunderstand your efforts to be supportive and encouraging them to be independent for _____________.
- A.
Rejection
- B.
Happiness
- C.
Sadness
- D.
Acceptance
Correct Answer
A. Rejection -
- 3.
The presenter compared the act of trying to step-out on your own in early adult-hood to that of:
- A.
Jumping on a trampoline
- B.
Jumping from a cliff
- C.
Going swimming
- D.
Riding a rollercoaster
Correct Answer
A. Jumping on a trampoline -
- 4.
What are some ways a child transitioning into adulthood may demonstrate that they may be having a fear of leaving?
- A.
All options are correct
- B.
They spend a lot of time in their room or at home
- C.
They are resistant to creating any goals for themselves
- D.
None of these options are correct
Correct Answer
A. All options are correct -
- 5.
Another phrase to describe risk taking for a young adult is ____________.
- A.
Cliff Jumping
- B.
Not thinking
- C.
Being stubborn
- D.
Not caring
Correct Answer
A. Cliff Jumping -
- 6.
Applying for a job or making a new friend are examples of healthy “cliff jumping”
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 7.
When clarifying values with a young person, it is important to make sure that:
- A.
The values you are discussing are their values and not your own
- B.
The young adult understands what your values are
- C.
The young adult understands that your values will be best for them and their future
- D.
The purpose of the conversation is to identify the best plan for the young adult, regardless of who agrees or disagrees
Correct Answer
A. The values you are discussing are their values and not your own -
- 8.
All of the following are techniques can be used to counter the common challenges young adults face during transition except:
- A.
Insist that they stay in touch and give them a calendar of when they can come to visit
- B.
Be a role model of adult relationships
- C.
Work together on life skills
- D.
Make concrete future plans so they know there is a plan for staying in contact even after they move out
Correct Answer
A. Insist that they stay in touch and give them a calendar of when they can come to visit -
- 9.
If you are assisting a child with special needs with their transition, you don’t have to worry about the services they were already receiving as they will transition over with them.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 10.
What is important to remember when working with a child that is a danger to themselves and others?
- A.
That even though they can’t live with you, they should not feel that they can’t have or work on relationships with you
- B.
Do what is necessary to keep yourself safe
- C.
Because they are not making safe decisions, they cannot be around other people
- D.
You need to focus on making sure they are safe and can work on relationships later, when they are more stable
Correct Answer
A. That even though they can’t live with you, they should not feel that they can’t have or work on relationships with you -
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