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Educational research is still limited in the research supporting the value of parent involvement.

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Teachers should think of children as "at risk" rather than "at promise."

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A person with bulimia nervosa is likely to eat large amounts of food.

A child's development is greatly affected by the number of caring adults involved in their lives.

Define risk factor and protective factor.

Research indicates today's youth have too few:

Children who function well and enjoy a positive quality of life are said to be mentally healthy.

The term emaciation would be best used in describing which eating disorder?

The belief that one can meet life's challenges and be worthy of happiness:

Autism, like ADHD, is controllable with early medication intervention.

Explain why it is critical for teachers to practice self-care in order to effectively deal with students. Describe five specific health-related self-care strategies teachers can use.

For young people, ages 1 to 19, the condition that lowers quality of life and reduces life chances the most is obesity.

Why is depression difficult to identify in school age children?

One of the most common mental disorders in children is

According to Seligman, children find it difficult to ignore constant flattery.

Which of the following is important to establishing a foundation for caring classrooms that are physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially safe?

Self-esteem is composed of multiple dimensions, such as cognitive, affective, and behavioral elements.

Males have reported higher rates than female students of risk behaviors associated with depression and suicide.

What is a teacher's main responsibility to a student with emotional or mental health problems?

Beginning each health lesson with a related news item is an example of using rituals within the classroom to help build resilience.