BRAIN STORY CERTIFICATION 2026
CAREGIVER SUPPORT AND INTERVENTION
DRILL PACK ANSWER SHEET
◉ Helps to strengthen the relationship between parents and their
children and reduces toxic stress.
Answer: The main impact of the Nurse Family Partnership Program
is that it (choose the best answer):
◉ All of the above.
Answer: The story of Sam and Elizabeth is ultimately a story about:
◉ Promotes growth in the child-parent relationship that supports
healthy development of the child long after the intervention is over.
Answer: A key element of Child-Parent Psychotherapy is that it:
◉ Foster children's brain activity is not dimished.
Answer: All of the following are biological outcomes common to
children in foster care except:
◉ All of the above.
, Answer: What is the core focus of Multidimensional Treatment
Foster Care (MTFC)?
◉ The number of placements a child has had previously.
Answer: What measure can be used to predict placement instability
in foster children?
◉ It needs to taste good.
Answer: Which quality does food have to have in order for it to be
potentially addictive?
◉ Because they produce an increase in dopamine levels in the
reward system.
Answer: From a neurobiological perspective, why are behaviors like
eating and sex potentially addictive just as drugs of abuse are
potentially addictive?
◉ The have not learned how to feel normal emotions, so they seek
out situations that give them a rush of exhilirartion.
Answer: According to Dr. Montgomery, why do people recovering
from process addictions like to fun yellow lights?
◉ Because they don't have a prominent physical withdrawal
syndrome.
CAREGIVER SUPPORT AND INTERVENTION
DRILL PACK ANSWER SHEET
◉ Helps to strengthen the relationship between parents and their
children and reduces toxic stress.
Answer: The main impact of the Nurse Family Partnership Program
is that it (choose the best answer):
◉ All of the above.
Answer: The story of Sam and Elizabeth is ultimately a story about:
◉ Promotes growth in the child-parent relationship that supports
healthy development of the child long after the intervention is over.
Answer: A key element of Child-Parent Psychotherapy is that it:
◉ Foster children's brain activity is not dimished.
Answer: All of the following are biological outcomes common to
children in foster care except:
◉ All of the above.
, Answer: What is the core focus of Multidimensional Treatment
Foster Care (MTFC)?
◉ The number of placements a child has had previously.
Answer: What measure can be used to predict placement instability
in foster children?
◉ It needs to taste good.
Answer: Which quality does food have to have in order for it to be
potentially addictive?
◉ Because they produce an increase in dopamine levels in the
reward system.
Answer: From a neurobiological perspective, why are behaviors like
eating and sex potentially addictive just as drugs of abuse are
potentially addictive?
◉ The have not learned how to feel normal emotions, so they seek
out situations that give them a rush of exhilirartion.
Answer: According to Dr. Montgomery, why do people recovering
from process addictions like to fun yellow lights?
◉ Because they don't have a prominent physical withdrawal
syndrome.
