The Science Of Attachment 2020(Oh)
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- 1.
Attachment is a/an _________ connection between two people who care about one another.
- A.
Emotional
- B.
Natural
- C.
Biological
- D.
Instinctive
Correct Answer
A. Emotional -
- 2.
It is considered normal if the mother’s attachment to her baby is formed
- A.
Within the first trimester
- B.
Within the last trimester
- C.
Within the first month of the baby's birth
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
- 3.
Typically babies develop the capacity to form a primary attachment at
- A.
The first 3 months
- B.
4-6 months
- C.
7-9 months
- D.
10-12 months
Correct Answer
C. 7-9 months -
- 4.
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.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 5.
In caring for and protecting young children in foster care, it is important that
- A.
The foster parent becomes the primary attachment figure for the child
- B.
The biological parent visits at least once a week to sustain the parent-child attachment
- C.
The foster parent does not become ‘overly’ attached when the goal is reunification
- D.
All contact with the biological parent ends until an attachment with the foster parent is formed
Correct Answer
A. The foster parent becomes the primary attachment figure for the child -
- 6.
Of the intervention options for protecting who have been maltreated, research supports that _______________is the best option.
- A.
Family Preservation
- B.
Foster Care
- C.
Group Care
- D.
Residential Mental Health Care
Correct Answer
B. Foster Care -
- 7.
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
- A.
Remain in the current placement
- B.
Move to the relative within three months
- C.
Move to the relative only if the plan on adopting the child
- D.
Remain in the current placement only if they plan on adopting the child
Correct Answer
A. Remain in the current placement -
- 8.
When the young child is distraught during visits with the parent then,
- A.
Including the foster parent in the visit can have a positive impact on the child
- B.
Visits with the parent should be stopped
- C.
Visits with the parent should be increased
- D.
Including the foster parent in the visit would have a negative impact on the child’s relationship with the parent
Correct Answer
A. Including the foster parent in the visit can have a positive impact on the child -
- 9.
It is important that when working with families when children have been removed, the focus must be on
- A.
The child and how disruptions to attachment affect their development
- B.
The parents and how their feelings should be protected during family visits
- C.
The foster parents and maintaining their role as a ‘temporary’ or ‘respite’ caregiver
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
A. The child and how disruptions to attachment affect their development -
- 10.
Which of the following parent behaviors is NOT crucial in building a parent/child attachment?
- A.
Play
- B.
Provision of Comfort
- C.
Protection
- D.
Emotional Availability
Correct Answer
A. Play -
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