The Impact Of Fostering And Adoption On Birth Children (Oh)
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- 1.
Foster Care and Adoption has an impact on _____________.
- A.
All family members
- B.
The foster/adoptive parents
- C.
The foster/adoptive child
- D.
The birth child(ren)
Correct Answer
A. All family members -
- 2.
Most often, family dynamics change when foster/adoptive children move into the home with biological children.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 3.
It is important for foster/adoptive parents to acknowledge birth children and the significance of their involvement throughout all aspects of the foster/adoptive process.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 4.
In the training, which was not discussed as a motivation to foster/adopt children?
- A.
Provide income for the family
- B.
Companion for birth children
- C.
Want to raise more children
- D.
Intrinsic motivation to help children
Correct Answer
A. Provide income for the family -
- 5.
The birth children of foster/adoptive parents may experience:
- A.
All options are correct
- B.
Abandonment when their parents give their attention to children joining their family
- C.
Difficulty adjusting to new family dynamics
- D.
Anxious over their parents’ stress
Correct Answer
A. All options are correct -
- 6.
Research shows that the birth children of foster/adoptive parents are negatively impacted by _____________.
- A.
Not being prepared for or understanding systemic dynamics such as the reason why other children need to join their family
- B.
Developing long lasting relationships with foster/adoptive siblings
- C.
Services and supports provided to the family
- D.
Unfamiliar foster/adoptive children residing in their home
Correct Answer
A. Not being prepared for or understanding systemic dynamics such as the reason why other children need to join their family -
- 7.
Which is not one of the themes documented by Eileen Pasztor in her research?
- A.
Withdrawal
- B.
Positive experiences
- C.
Loss
- D.
Transition
Correct Answer
A. Withdrawal -
- 8.
In order to recognize birth children as important parts of the child welfare team, parents, agencies, and other stakeholders must:
- A.
All options are correct
- B.
Acknowledge their challenges
- C.
Support them through the foster/adoptive process
- D.
Protect them by ensuring their psychological, safety and esteem needs are met
Correct Answer
A. All options are correct -
- 9.
Creating ___________________ for birth children is important to help them adjust to new household members.
- A.
A private space
- B.
A rigid schedule
- C.
Chaos and uncertainty
- D.
Isolation
Correct Answer
A. A private space -
- 10.
Foster/ adoptive parents should _____________________.
- A.
Be open to the thoughts and feelings of their birth child(ren)
- B.
Isolate their birth children from foster/adoptive children
- C.
Exclude them from the decision to foster/adopt
- D.
Disregard the trauma and loss that might be experienced by birth and foster/adoptive children
Correct Answer
A. Be open to the thoughts and feelings of their birth child(ren) -
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