Exam Preview for 1211: Cultural Diversity: Infant Mental Health wit

Cultural Diversity: Infant Mental Health with Latino Children and their Families

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1. Infant Mental Health includes the developing capacity of a young child to: learn to follow guidelines form close and secure relationships form a sense of themselves experience frustration
2. Early signs of childhood trauma include: ease with forming relationships reduced fear of strangers typical developmental progression change in level of engagement
3. The 4 Rs of Trauma-Informed Care are: realize, recognize, respond, reflect recognize, respond, reflect, resist realize, recognize, respond, resist reflect, recognize, react, resist
4. The Emic approach is an ______ perspective vs the Etic approach which isan ______ perspective. insiders, outsiders internal, external outsiders, insiders external, internal
5. Which is not a cultural strength of Latinos? familismo sacrificio individualismo personalismo
6. Reflective Function (RF) is considered a protective factors against _____parental behavior. permissive hostile careless neglectful
7. There are three skills of self-regulation _____, _____, and _____. inhibitory control, long-term memory, cognitive flexibility self-control, working memory, emotional lability self-control, long-term memory, emotional lability inhibitory control, working memory, cognitive flexibility
8. The ecological systems approach views child development as a _____system of _____ affected by multiple levels of the surrounding environment. complex, relationships simple, culture complex, culture cultural, relationships
9. The Protective Factors Framework include the following: concrete support, parental resilience, social connections, social and emotional competence, knowledge of parenting and child development concrete support, parental risks, social connections, social and emotional competence, knowledge of community resources care and concern, parental competence, communication skills, parental resilience, social connections referrals, parental mental wellness, social connections, knowledge of child development, parenting skills
10. Play serves as promoting three core principles of development: support responsive relationships, strengthen life core skills, and increase cooperation support responsive relationships, strengthen life core skills, and reduce sources of stress promote cooperation, increase attachment, and reduce sources of stress promote cooperation, strengthen life core skills, and support responsive relationships