Sexual Abuse And The Foster Child: What Do I Do Now? (Ky)
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This quiz is worth 1 Kentucky Caregiver Training Hour.
- 1.
_______________________ are very rare and have a psychological disorder.
- A.
Pedophiles
- B.
Sexual Molesters
- C.
Child Abusers
- D.
Juvenile Sexual Offenders
Correct Answer
A. Pedophiles -
- 2.
The most important factor that contributes to a child’s recovery from sexual abuse is the _______________________.
- A.
Care and support from a non-offending caregiver
- B.
Timely initiation into therapy
- C.
Treatment for the offender and reintegration into the family
- D.
Quick arrest and prosecution of the offender
Correct Answer
A. Care and support from a non-offending caregiver -
- 3.
Research shows that 1 in 4 girls and __________________________ will experience some type of sexual abuse by the time they turn 18.
- A.
1 in 3 boys
- B.
1 in 5 boys
- C.
1 in 6 boys
- D.
1 in 7 boys
Correct Answer
C. 1 in 6 boys -
- 4.
A child who has been sexually abused ________________________.
- A.
Will always become and offender as an adult
- B.
May or may not sexually abuse others
- C.
Will never abuse another child
- D.
Will always be a significant risk to other children in the home
Correct Answer
B. May or may not sexually abuse others -
- 5.
Which of the following would be considered problematic behavior?
- A.
A three year old and a 5 year old playing ‘doctor’
- B.
A pre-school child rubbing her genitalia at nap or bed time
- C.
A 4 year old coercing a six year old to kiss his or her genitalia
- D.
Three and five year old siblings accustomed to sleeping in the same bed
Correct Answer
C. A 4 year old coercing a six year old to kiss his or her genitalia -
- 6.
If a child begins to display some problematic sexual behavior after being in your home for a few months, you should ___________________________.
- A.
Ask the care manager or CPI why they didn’t tell you everything about the child and their abuse history
- B.
Tell the care manager about the child’s behavior and develop a plan for increased supervision of the child
- C.
Ask for the child to be moved because you didn’t want a sexually abused child in your home
- D.
Do nothing; it’s probably just a phase
Correct Answer
B. Tell the care manager about the child’s behavior and develop a plan for increased supervision of the child -
- 7.
Which of the following is a true statement?
- A.
If a child recants, then it means that the abuse didn’t happen
- B.
Children are typically lying when they say they were abused by a family member
- C.
Usually children will overestimate the extent to which they have been sexually abused
- D.
Children often disclose abuse when they feel they are in a safe and secure environment
Correct Answer
D. Children often disclose abuse when they feel they are in a safe and secure environment -
- 8.
Child abusers do not typically use ________________________ to get their victims to comply.
- A.
Violence
- B.
Bribery
- C.
Secrecy
- D.
Affection
Correct Answer
A. Violence -
- 9.
Many sexual behaviors in children can be considered normal. It is not considered normal if __________________________.
- A.
The behavior continues even if there is pain and discomfort
- B.
Girls are willingly playing ‘doctor’ with other girls
- C.
An infant boy is playing with his penis
- D.
A three year old child puts an object into his or her rectum
Correct Answer
A. The behavior continues even if there is pain and discomfort -
- 10.
If an older child has encopresis (or soils his pants) and has no existing medical issues to explain the problem, then it is clear that the child has been sexually abused.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
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