CMAS258N EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++
what category would this situation fall under?
When a perpetrator uses looks, actions, gestures or smashing things as a means
to control a victim.
Incest
sexual relations with a close relative
areas neglected children have poorer achievement
- lower neurocognitive functioning
- IQ
- learning/memory
- executive functioning
3 factors used to diagnose non-organic failure to thrive syndrome
- The infant has fallen below the fifth percentile in weight and often in height
- The baby was once of a weight and height within the expected norm.
- the infant demonstrates a delay in psychomotor development
5 areas survivors of physical abuse experience challenges into adulthood
- trust
- anger
- relational imbalance
,- low self esteem
- coping skills
3 forms of dissociation
- disengagement
-detachment or numbing
-observation
the textbook describes ______ as involving moments of "spacing-out" in which
one is oblivious to external events. these moments may be conscious or
unconscious and rarely last more that a few secomds to several minutes. what
type of dissociation is being described?
disengagement
Children in neglectful homes may have an inability to effectively communicate
which can translate into adulthood as what?
- trust issues
-anger issues
- relational imbalances
-low self esteem
- impaired social skills (verbal inaccessibility)
- substance abuse and criminality
- physical problems (health concerns)
_______ is a poor command of language and the inability to conceptualize and
verbalize feelings stem largely from a lack of experience in talking with people
other than on a superficial level.
, The inability to effectively communicate can translate into adulthood for children
who were raised with neglectful families
verbal inaccessability
traumatic sexualization
refers to the child's premature indoctrination into adult sexuality and the confusion this
process involves
developmental dimensions model. How many dimensions a child possesses their
victimization?
- appraisals (wrongness, dangerousness, self blame)
- developmental tasks (attachment, peer relationship formation, dating
- coping strategies (avoidance, somatization, cognitive processing)
- enviornmental buffers (parent, school, police response
interpersonal/domestic violence
The willful intimidation, physical assault, battery, sexual assault and/or other abusive
behavior as part of a systemic pattern of power and control perpetrated by one intimate
partner against another
what category would this situation fall under?
When the perpetrator makes light of the abuse and not taking victim's concerns
seriously.
emotional abuse
what category would this situation fall under?
When the perpetrator controls the victim and who they can see/talk to.
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++
what category would this situation fall under?
When a perpetrator uses looks, actions, gestures or smashing things as a means
to control a victim.
Incest
sexual relations with a close relative
areas neglected children have poorer achievement
- lower neurocognitive functioning
- IQ
- learning/memory
- executive functioning
3 factors used to diagnose non-organic failure to thrive syndrome
- The infant has fallen below the fifth percentile in weight and often in height
- The baby was once of a weight and height within the expected norm.
- the infant demonstrates a delay in psychomotor development
5 areas survivors of physical abuse experience challenges into adulthood
- trust
- anger
- relational imbalance
,- low self esteem
- coping skills
3 forms of dissociation
- disengagement
-detachment or numbing
-observation
the textbook describes ______ as involving moments of "spacing-out" in which
one is oblivious to external events. these moments may be conscious or
unconscious and rarely last more that a few secomds to several minutes. what
type of dissociation is being described?
disengagement
Children in neglectful homes may have an inability to effectively communicate
which can translate into adulthood as what?
- trust issues
-anger issues
- relational imbalances
-low self esteem
- impaired social skills (verbal inaccessibility)
- substance abuse and criminality
- physical problems (health concerns)
_______ is a poor command of language and the inability to conceptualize and
verbalize feelings stem largely from a lack of experience in talking with people
other than on a superficial level.
, The inability to effectively communicate can translate into adulthood for children
who were raised with neglectful families
verbal inaccessability
traumatic sexualization
refers to the child's premature indoctrination into adult sexuality and the confusion this
process involves
developmental dimensions model. How many dimensions a child possesses their
victimization?
- appraisals (wrongness, dangerousness, self blame)
- developmental tasks (attachment, peer relationship formation, dating
- coping strategies (avoidance, somatization, cognitive processing)
- enviornmental buffers (parent, school, police response
interpersonal/domestic violence
The willful intimidation, physical assault, battery, sexual assault and/or other abusive
behavior as part of a systemic pattern of power and control perpetrated by one intimate
partner against another
what category would this situation fall under?
When the perpetrator makes light of the abuse and not taking victim's concerns
seriously.
emotional abuse
what category would this situation fall under?
When the perpetrator controls the victim and who they can see/talk to.
