Caring For The Aggressive Child In Foster Care

Caring For The Aggressive Child In Foster Care Part 1: Strategies for Reducing Aggression

3.0 Hour Course; Questionnaire
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CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING

Check or fill in the appropriate answer to the following questions. First try to answer from your understanding of the material before referring back to the course. These questions address information specifically stated in the program.
1. Many aggressive behaviors emerge during early childhood and can be a part of a community's cultural values as well.*

a. Trueb. False
2. It is best for a foster parent to wait until aggressive behaviors reach the point where someone is going to get hurt before stepping in to deal with behaviors such as testing, whining or non-compliance.*

a. Trueb. False
3. A foster parent should deal with a child's pattern of aggression with a two-pronged approach. First, put the majority of your time into being fill in the blank* . Secondly, develop a plan and be ready tofill in the blank* .
4.Phrases you can use repeatedly to give children guidance in what to do are blanks* . Examples include: Use your words & Show respect.
5. Teaching social skills is a form of pre-teaching.*

a. Trueb. False
6. Name the six (6) strategies in this self-study that can help encourage positive behavior in children in foster care.
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7. Name two (2) positive phrases you could say to encourage positive behavior.
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8. Being able to understand another person's feelings or perspective is called blanks* . This is a significant factor in controlling aggression.
9. In the phrase, STAY CALM and THINK FAST, what does the word F.A.S.T. stand for?
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Caring For The Aggressive Child In Foster Care - Part 1

Strategies for Reducing Aggression
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Caring For The Aggressive Child In Foster Care Part 1: Strategies for Reducing Aggression