When using the collaborative approach to family recovery and resiliency, the practitioner would focus on the
A. motivation to change.
B. barriers to change.
C. problem.
D. solution.
One of the best strategies a practitioner can teach parents of a transition-age youth is to communicate in a manner that is
A. slow and deliberate.
B. detailed and illustrative.
C. rational and in-depth.
D. short and to the point.
To encourage a child's self-worth, a practitioner needs to
A. identify the child's emotions.
B. reinforce the child's perception.
C. demonstrate empathy.
D. display sympathy.
The MOST significant factor contributing to a child's healthy growth and well-being is
A. socioeconomic status.
B. culture.
C. strong relationships.
D. genetics.
According to the Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE) Study, adverse childhood experiences can BEST be reversed by
A. a consistent nurturing person.
B. a biological family member.
C. residential treatment programs.
D. ongoing therapeutic interventions.
A child and his family are preparing to make an active change in their health and wellness. How would the practitioner proceed?
A. Examine their readiness to make changes.
B. Demonstrate empathy and understanding.
C. Assist them in developing goal statements and plans.
D. Assess their strengths and weaknesses.
The concept of person-first language is founded in
A. the limits of disability.
B. the need for accommodation.
C. political correctness.
D. respect for differences.
To demonstrate culturally respectful listening techniques, the practitioner:
A. Uses body language to encourage conversation.
B. Maintains constant eye contact with the speaker.
C. Positions his body directly in front of the speaker.
D. Crosses his arms while communicating to increase concentration.
Best practice involves service plans that contain goals that are:
A. Reviewed on a consistent basis.
B. Constant and measurable.
C. Developed by the practitioner.
D. General and applicable to a variety of behaviors.
A 9-year-old does not get selected for the school all-star baseball team. This child seeks social support from his peers to manage his disappointment. This is an example of what type of coping strategy?
A. Emotion focused
B. Cognitive focused
C. Process focused
D. Problem focused
What factors must be understood when considering typical childhood development?
A. Education and learning needs
B. Context and culture
C. Nature and environment
D. Gender and birth order
A practitioner is working with a child who is being bullied at school. How can the practitioner promote resiliency?
A. Encourage the child to take a self-defense class and confront the bully.
B. Reframe the child's experience and encourage a positive self-view.
C. Revisit the experience and have the child explain the details.
D. Encourage the child to avoid the bully and make new friends.
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