The Science Of Risk And Resilience: Implications For Best Practices In Child Welfare (California)
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- 1.
Many of the brain areas involved in stress are also a part of brain circuits that regulate:
- A.
Emotion and Behavior
- B.
Blood Pressure
- C.
Weight
- D.
Anger
Correct Answer
A. Emotion and Behavior -
- 2.
Among child welfare cases, parental substance abuse is associated with all of the following EXCEPT:
- A.
Higher rates of mental health disorders in children
- B.
Longer stays in care
- C.
Higher rates of termination of parental rights and child adoption
- D.
Higher rates of Re-victimization
Correct Answer
A. Higher rates of mental health disorders in children -
- 3.
Child maltreatment is associated with an increased risk for:
- A.
All responses are correct
- B.
Depression
- C.
Anxiety
- D.
PTSD
Correct Answer
A. All responses are correct -
- 4.
The first Family Treatment Drug Court was established in ___________ in 1994
- A.
Reno
- B.
New York City
- C.
Florida
- D.
Miami
Correct Answer
A. Reno -
- 5.
Genomic plasticity refers to:
- A.
How experiences impact the way genes function
- B.
How experiences impact the way our brain functions
- C.
The study of genes
- D.
The study of brain development
Correct Answer
A. How experiences impact the way genes function -
- 6.
__________________ are non-specific risk factors for multiple psychiatric disorders, and several health risk behaviors including smoking, overeating, and excessive alcohol and drug abuse.
- A.
Adverse Childhood Experiences
- B.
Child Abuse
- C.
Sexual Abuse
- D.
Mental Health Disorders
Correct Answer
A. Adverse Childhood Experiences -
- 7.
Emerging data suggests that Adverse Childhood Experiences are associated with epigenetic DNA that may lead to mental and physical health problems later in life.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 8.
Epigenetic modifications are often permanent.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 9.
In one study, what was associated with more rapid cortical maturation in motor planning and coordination, as well as brain areas involved in emotion and impulse regulation?
- A.
Musical instrument playing
- B.
Playing outside
- C.
Decreased amount of time spent on electronic devices
- D.
Watercolor painting
Correct Answer
A. Musical instrument playing -
- 10.
Attachment, Enrichment, and Child and Parent Services are the key factors for ________________.
- A.
Resilience
- B.
Childhood
- C.
Parenthood
- D.
Positive outcomes for foster children
Correct Answer
A. Resilience -
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