DJJ PAR FINAL PAPER 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
◉ Describe the kind of environments that most Juvenile Justice
Youth grow up in. Answer: Rejected by their parents
Grown up in home with considerable conflict
Inadequately supervised
Witnessing of violence
◉ Name and Describe the 5 levels of human needs according to
Maslow: Answer: Physiological: food, water, shelter, clothing,
breathing
Safety: Shelter, Protection from harm
Love/ Belonging: to love, be loved and accepted by others
Esteem: to feel good about oneself, confidence
Self-Actualization: strive to be the best you can be, morality,
creativity
◉ Cognitive Delvelopment Answer: Brain development and the
ability to learn more complex things
◉ Social Development Answer: The ability to form relationships and
get along with other
,◉ Emotion Development Answer: The ability to manage ones
emotions and think realistically
◉ Describe the relationship between unmet needs and youth
behavior Answer: Distrustful, hostile and aggressive toward
caregivers. Display a range of anti-social behavior
◉ Trauma is defined as: Answer: The personal experience of
interpersonal violence including sexual abuse, physical abuse,
severe neglect loss, and/or the witnessing of violence terrorism ,
and distaster.
◉ Define Stress response Answer: the body's rapid and automatic
switch into high gear- fight ot flight
◉ What are some triggers that stem from trauma? Answer: smell,
tone of voice, time of day, certain touch, small spaces, lighting, color,
decorations
◉ Describe the relationship between past experience and behavior.
Answer: Mental health problems
Substance Abuse
Impaired social relationship
, Suicide
Delinquency
◉ What are some reactions of adolescents suffering from unmet
needs and trauma triggers? Answer: Anger, rage
Running or avoidance
dangerous re-enactment behavior
recklessness
protective aggression
shame, guilt
revenge
◉ Define Stress Answer: The reaction given by the body and mind to
particular events that may be difficult, demanding or threatening.
Stress is designed to prepare us to meet tough situations with focus,
strength, and alertness
◉ Examples of Internal stress factors Answer: irresponsible
behaviors
poor health habits
negative attitudes and feelings
unrealistic expectations
perfectionism
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
◉ Describe the kind of environments that most Juvenile Justice
Youth grow up in. Answer: Rejected by their parents
Grown up in home with considerable conflict
Inadequately supervised
Witnessing of violence
◉ Name and Describe the 5 levels of human needs according to
Maslow: Answer: Physiological: food, water, shelter, clothing,
breathing
Safety: Shelter, Protection from harm
Love/ Belonging: to love, be loved and accepted by others
Esteem: to feel good about oneself, confidence
Self-Actualization: strive to be the best you can be, morality,
creativity
◉ Cognitive Delvelopment Answer: Brain development and the
ability to learn more complex things
◉ Social Development Answer: The ability to form relationships and
get along with other
,◉ Emotion Development Answer: The ability to manage ones
emotions and think realistically
◉ Describe the relationship between unmet needs and youth
behavior Answer: Distrustful, hostile and aggressive toward
caregivers. Display a range of anti-social behavior
◉ Trauma is defined as: Answer: The personal experience of
interpersonal violence including sexual abuse, physical abuse,
severe neglect loss, and/or the witnessing of violence terrorism ,
and distaster.
◉ Define Stress response Answer: the body's rapid and automatic
switch into high gear- fight ot flight
◉ What are some triggers that stem from trauma? Answer: smell,
tone of voice, time of day, certain touch, small spaces, lighting, color,
decorations
◉ Describe the relationship between past experience and behavior.
Answer: Mental health problems
Substance Abuse
Impaired social relationship
, Suicide
Delinquency
◉ What are some reactions of adolescents suffering from unmet
needs and trauma triggers? Answer: Anger, rage
Running or avoidance
dangerous re-enactment behavior
recklessness
protective aggression
shame, guilt
revenge
◉ Define Stress Answer: The reaction given by the body and mind to
particular events that may be difficult, demanding or threatening.
Stress is designed to prepare us to meet tough situations with focus,
strength, and alertness
◉ Examples of Internal stress factors Answer: irresponsible
behaviors
poor health habits
negative attitudes and feelings
unrealistic expectations
perfectionism
