Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a form of neglect discussed in the chapter?

Accepted Answer

A)  physical neglect
B)  athletic neglect
C)  educational neglect
D)  emotional neglect

Question 2

When risk factors pile up across multiple domains this can be thought of as ______?

Accepted Answer

A)  cumulative risk
B)  multiple risk
C)  cooccurring risk
D)  compounded risk

Question 3

Which statement is NOT a finding mentioned in the text from the Minnesota Longitudinal Study of High Risk Parents and Child findings on physical neglect?

Accepted Answer

A)  Children who were physically neglected had trouble sustaining high-quality romantic relationships.
B)  Children who were physically neglected showed poor classroom adjustment.
C)  Children who were physically neglected more likely to become mentally ill.
D)  Children who were physically neglected had pervasive adjustment problems in elementary school.

Question 4

______ is a part of a congressionally mandated effort to assess the incidence of child maltreatment based on reports of agency professionals who work with children and families.

Accepted Answer

A)  The Neglect of Neglect Study
B)  The National Child Abuse Study
C)  The Fourth National Incidence Study of Child Abuse
D)  The American Child Abuse Incidence Mandate

Question 5

Please discuss at least two of the relevant problems surrounding definitions of neglect.How do you think these might affect prevention or intervention?

Accepted Answer

One problem is that definitions vary dep...

Question 6

In the NIS-4, children are classified as maltreated using two different thresholds and they are which of following?

Accepted Answer

A)  harm standard and emotional detriment standard
B)  harm standard and neglect standard
C)  endangerment standard and neglect standard
D)  harm standard and endangerment standard

Question 7

The Minnesota study shows ______ of emotionally neglected children met criteria for two or more psychiatric disorders.

Accepted Answer

A)  60%
B)  54%
C)  79%
D)  73%

Question 8

The most extreme consequences of emotional neglect are labeled ______, which usually occurs in infancy and involves failure to grow despite adequate nourishment.

Accepted Answer

A)  induced failure to thrive syndrome
B)  organic failure to thrive syndrome
C)  failure to grow syndrome
D)  nourishment rejection syndrome B

Question 9

Discuss the findings of The Minnesota Longitudinal Study and Risk and Adaptation.Be sure to include findings about emotional and physical neglect.

Accepted Answer

The study was strongly influenced by att...

Question 10

Please discuss what is meant by "resilience," include two risk factors, and two protective factors related to child neglect in your discussion.

Accepted Answer

Resilience refers to the idea that despi...

Question 11

Data from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health indicate that parent who report having been neglected in childhood are ______ to report neglecting and abusing their own children.

Accepted Answer

A)  at least three times as likely
B)  not more likely
C)  at least twice as likely
D)  10% more likely

Question 12

Which best describes the way that child factors play into neglect?

Accepted Answer

A)  Children with disabilities, prematurity, low birth weight, and facial anomalies are the most likely to be neglected.
B)  While physical and temperamental factors may play a role in neglect, these child characteristics do not alone account for maltreatment.
C)  Infant irritability and fussiness may contribute to neglect.
D)  Babies with physical ailments or deformities may be less easily soothed and therefore are neglected.

Question 13

Which type of child maltreatment is the most common?

Accepted Answer

A)  physical abuse
B)  child sexual abuse
C)  emotional abuse
D)  neglect

Question 14

What is a cumulative risk model, and how might these models influence prevention and intervention?

Accepted Answer

The cumulative risk model emphasizes the...

Question 15

Despite severe maltreatment, some children escape relatively unscathed and develop into well-adjusted happy adults.The term used to describe such children is

Accepted Answer

A)  resilient.
B)  compliant.
C)  developed.
D)  truncated.

Question 16

Which statement is NOT a finding mentioned in the text from the Minnesota Longitudinal Study of High Risk Parents and Child findings on emotional neglect?

Accepted Answer

A)  Children who were emotionally neglected displayed anger, noncompliance and low positive affect during problem solving tasks in toddlerhood.
B)  In elementary school, emotionally neglected children had lower self-esteem.
C)  Teens showed more delinquency, aggression, suicidality, and mental health disorders.
D)  Female teens showed increased rates of eating disorders. D

Question 17

Research findings suggest that prevention and intervention efforts will be most effective if they address both ______ and ______ factors.

Accepted Answer

A)  neighborhood; individual
B)  family; individual
C)  individual; environmental
D)  family; environmental

Question 18

The Minnesota Longitudinal Study of High Risk Parents and Child is

Accepted Answer

A)  a study of the amount of juvenile delinquency in a group of 267 children born to first-time mothers.
B)  a prospective study of substance abuse among a group of 267 children born to low income women.
C)  a study of physical abuse in a group of 267 children born to first-time mothers.
D)  a prospective study that followed the development of a group of 267 children born to first-time mothers at high risk for maltreatment due to poverty.

Question 19

When parents are inconsistent, unresponsive, and/or insensitive to babies' cues and signals, babies learn that they cannot count on their parents for care and support.These babies tend to develop which type of attachment?

Accepted Answer

A)  secure
B)  anxious
C)  borderline
D)  fixed

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT a major environmental risk factor cited by the authors?

Accepted Answer

A)  intimate partner violence
B)  parental unemployment
C)  inadequate social supports
D)  parental education of only a high school diploma D

Exam 9: Child Neglect

Which of the following is NOT a form of neglect discussed in the chapter?

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When risk factors pile up across multiple domains this can be thought of as ______?

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Which statement is NOT a finding mentioned in the text from the Minnesota Longitudinal Study of High Risk Parents and Child findings on physical neglect?

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______ is a part of a congressionally mandated effort to assess the incidence of child maltreatment based on reports of agency professionals who work with children and families.

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Please discuss at least two of the relevant problems surrounding definitions of neglect.How do you think these might affect prevention or intervention?

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In the NIS-4, children are classified as maltreated using two different thresholds and they are which of following?

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The Minnesota study shows ______ of emotionally neglected children met criteria for two or more psychiatric disorders.

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The most extreme consequences of emotional neglect are labeled ______, which usually occurs in infancy and involves failure to grow despite adequate nourishment.

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Discuss the findings of The Minnesota Longitudinal Study and Risk and Adaptation.Be sure to include findings about emotional and physical neglect.

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Please discuss what is meant by "resilience," include two risk factors, and two protective factors related to child neglect in your discussion.

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Data from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health indicate that parent who report having been neglected in childhood are ______ to report neglecting and abusing their own children.

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Which best describes the way that child factors play into neglect?

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Which type of child maltreatment is the most common?

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What is a cumulative risk model, and how might these models influence prevention and intervention?

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Despite severe maltreatment, some children escape relatively unscathed and develop into well-adjusted happy adults.The term used to describe such children is

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Which statement is NOT a finding mentioned in the text from the Minnesota Longitudinal Study of High Risk Parents and Child findings on emotional neglect?

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Research findings suggest that prevention and intervention efforts will be most effective if they address both ______ and ______ factors.

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The Minnesota Longitudinal Study of High Risk Parents and Child is

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When parents are inconsistent, unresponsive, and/or insensitive to babies' cues and signals, babies learn that they cannot count on their parents for care and support.These babies tend to develop which type of attachment?

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Which of the following is NOT a major environmental risk factor cited by the authors?

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