Your Journey Together: Resilience and Protective (Nv)

1. In order to prepare children for a successful journey through life they need

To know math

To feel love and be nurtured

To have a big suitcase

Be financially supported

2. Everything we do with children is an opportunity to strengthen their

Initiative

Attachment

Self-regulation

All choices are correct

3. The presenter illustrated resiliency with

A story about a child

A rubber band

A drawing by a caseworker

A photograph

4. Which of the following will help to strengthen protective factors in young children?

Having a calm nighttime routine

Reading books together

Physical closeness between caregiver and child

All choices are correct

5. The ACE's study found that the greater number of adverse experiences an adult had as a child, the more likely they were to have health related issues later in life.

True

False

6. The key to recovery from adverse childhood experiences is

Positive relationships with caring people

Health insurance

Removal from the adverse environment

Extended psychotherapy

7. A young child who tries repeatedly to master a new skill is demonstrating

Initiative

Stubborness

A learning disability

Skill replication

8. All children are born resilient and will naturally bounce back from adversity.

True

False

9. According to the Resilience Model,

Environmental influences outweigh inherent characteristics and a child's resiliency is dependent on changes in their environment.

Developing certain protective factors counteracts risk factors and helps promote resilience in children.

Children are only resilient if they have certain inherent characteristics, such as an optimistic attitude.

10. The presenter talked about the ________________ as an example of children being able to demonstrate self-regulation and self-control.

Marshmallow Experiment

Cupcake Test

Hill Climb

Still Face Experiment