The Science Of Attachment 2020(Oh)

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2. When the young child is distraught during visits with the parent then,

Including the foster parent in the visit can have a positive impact on the child

Visits with the parent should be stopped

Visits with the parent should be increased

Including the foster parent in the visit would have a negative impact on the child’s relationship with the parent

5. It is important that when working with families when children have been removed, the focus must be on

The child and how disruptions to attachment affect their development

The parents and how their feelings should be protected during family visits

The foster parents and maintaining their role as a ‘temporary’ or ‘respite’ caregiver

All choices are correct

8. In caring for and protecting young children in foster care, it is important that

The foster parent becomes the primary attachment figure for the child

The biological parent visits at least once a week to sustain the parent-child attachment

The foster parent does not become ‘overly’ attached when the goal is reunification

All contact with the biological parent ends until an attachment with the foster parent is formed

10. Assuming all variables are equal, the presenter suggests that if the placement options are between a relative and the foster home where the child has been residing for 6 months, then the child should

Remain in the current placement

Move to the relative within three months

Move to the relative only if the plan on adopting the child

Remain in the current placement only if they plan on adopting the child

The Science Of Attachment 2020(Oh)

1. It is considered normal if the mother's attachment to her baby is formed

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. When the young child is distraught during visits with the parent then,

3. Which of the following parent behaviors is NOT crucial in building a parent/child attachment?

4. Of the intervention options for protecting who have been maltreated, research supports that _______________is the best option.

5. It is important that when working with families when children have been removed, the focus must be on

6. When young children are placed in foster care, then one hour weekly visits with the mother is enough to sustain the baby's attachment to the mother.

7. Attachment is a/an _________ connection between two people who care about one another.

8. In caring for and protecting young children in foster care, it is important that

9. Typically babies develop the capacity to form a primary attachment at

10. Assuming all variables are equal, the presenter suggests that if the placement options are between a relative and the foster home where the child has been residing for 6 months, then the child should