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Foster youth express themselves in a variety of ways. Some ways may be different than those who haven’t experienced trauma. Foster youth may be:
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All Answers are correct
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Disproportionate responses to situations
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Mismatch emotion and/or event
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Make a strong push toward individuality and freedom
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Behaviors can develop in subconscious ways.
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True
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False
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In collaborating with a foster child, the foster parent is working to achieve a good outcome together
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True
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False
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The prefrontal cortex controls a person’s
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Empathy, insight, response, flexibility, emotion regulation, body regulation, mortality, intuition, and fear modulation.
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Happiness, ability to fight diseases, left or right brain functions, and
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Ability to function at school and at home
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Their spinal cord and ability to fight illness
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A. Empathy, insight, response, flexibility, emotion regulation, body regulation, mortality, intuition, and fear modulation. -
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In compromising with a foster child, both parties do what?
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Foster parent and child both give up something in order to get some of what they want
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Foster parent give in to the behavior and chose a different day to engage
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Foster parent tells child “no”
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Foster parent pretends behavior doesn’t exist.
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The amygdala in the brain controls what aspects of the human body?
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Emotion (Fight/Flight/Freeze)
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Empathy
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Body Regulation
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Mortality
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Foster parents can manage conflict in five ways, they are:
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Accommodate, Avoid, Collaborate, Compete, and Compromise
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Accommodate, Deny, Enable, Collaborate, and Compromise
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Avoid, Collaborate, Infuse, Compromise, and Deny
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Accommodate, Aggravate, Alienate, Cease, Compete
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A. Accommodate, Avoid, Collaborate, Compete, and Compromise -
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Non-verbal communication is what percentage of how people communicate:
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55% of how people communicate
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7% of how people communicate
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30% of how people communicate
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75% of how people communicate
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A. 55% of how people communicate -
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Competing in conflict resolution means:
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The person with power makes the decision regardless of what the other person wants
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Giving up something for the foster child
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Pretending it doesn’t exist
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When both the foster parent and child get what they want
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In a traumatic brain, the frontal lobe of the brain is often times:
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Is swollen and under developed
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Over developed
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Turned off
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Used to often
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