Promoting Developmentally Appropriate Transitions For Young Children In care (Ky)
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- 1.
Negative early experiences impact the brain in all of the following ways EXCEPT:
- A.
Changing the actual size and physical structure of the brain
- B.
Impacting genetics and passing some of the effects on to the next generation
- C.
Making the brain more resilient to stress in later life
- D.
Strengthening the brainstem or “fight or flight” area of the brain
Correct Answer
C. Making the brain more resilient to stress in later life -
- 2.
What are the three types of stress?
- A.
Slight, moderate, extreme
- B.
Positive, Tolerable, Toxic
- C.
Normal, intense, Toxic
- D.
Minimal, moderate, significant
Correct Answer
B. Positive, Tolerable, Toxic -
- 3.
In young children, trauma could be mistaken for
- A.
ADHD
- B.
Oppositional or ‘bad” behavior
- C.
Cognitive disability
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the above -
- 4.
What is the biggest protective factor for a child?
- A.
A caring relationship with at least 1 adult
- B.
Good nutrition
- C.
Parents’ marital status
- D.
Parents’ SES
Correct Answer
A. A caring relationship with at least 1 adult -
- 5.
The following facts are true about attachment figures EXCEPT
- A.
Attachment is stronger with a biological relative
- B.
Has to be present with the young child for a significant amount of time
- C.
Indicated by the child turning to this person when distressed
- D.
Develops when the attachment cycle is repeated hundreds of times with the attachment figure meeting the baby’s needs
Correct Answer
A. Attachment is stronger with a biological relative -
- 6.
What are the stages of grief young children experience when losing an attachment figure?
- A.
Denial, Bargaining, Acceptance
- B.
Anger, Anxiety, Acceptance
- C.
Protest, Despair, Denial/detachment
- D.
Protest, Bargaining, Anger
Correct Answer
C. Protest, Despair, Denial/detachment -
- 7.
At what age do children experience the most difficulty when moved?
- A.
Birth-6 months
- B.
6-12 months
- C.
12-36 months
- D.
36-48 months
Correct Answer
C. 12-36 months -
- 8.
Pre-placement visits can be used to
- A.
Transfer attachment
- B.
Reduce anxiety and fear of the unknown
- C.
Empower new caregivers
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the above -
- 9.
Post-placement visits are intended to accomplish all of the following EXCEPT
- A.
Continue transfer of attachment figures
- B.
Decrease loyalty issues
- C.
Help previous caregiver feel better about the move
- D.
Provide opportunities for support of the child throughout the process
Correct Answer
C. Help previous caregiver feel better about the move -
- 10.
Factors that help reduce trauma to children during transitions include:
- A.
A gradual, planned transition
- B.
Opportunities for previous caregiver and new caregiver to spend time together with the child
- C.
Child and caregiver have a chance to say goodbye
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the above -
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