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CWEL EXAM 2026 NEWEST!!! ACTUAL COMPLETE
250+QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS||VERIFIED EXAM!! (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
A+ GRADE||NEWEST EXAM!!!
Multiple changes of placement in foster care can result in -
Answers-Greater risk for delinquency and high school
drop out
Three steps that can reduce the impact of trauma are: -
Answers-Identification of source of trauma, early
intervention, and provision of a healthy and responsive
caregiver
Children who have experienced trauma and need to heal
often go through a series of steps called guiding
principles. The first and most fundamental step in that
process is: - Answers-Feeling safe
Children who experience the death of a loved one
experience traumatic grief - Answers-False
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Adverse Childhood Experiences can result in lifelong
physical health concerns such as increased risk of
smoking, adult alcoholism and chronic depression. -
Answers-True
Children, who are school age and over, should not be
aware of the services that their parents are engaged in as
this breaches the parent's confidentiality. - Answers-False
Confused, mentally shut down, memory like a broken
puzzle describes a normal "thinking" stress reaction. -
Answers-False
Heart feels like bursting, gasping, feeling smothered,
overreacting or freezing describes an overwhelming
"body" stress reaction - Answers-True
Because children are young and more resilient they are
more likely to bounce back from traumatic experiences
than adults. - Answers-False
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Normal brain development is disrupted when individuals
remain in a state of chronic stress for long periods of time
resulting in "chemical baths" of the brain - Answers-True
The most post-natal brain development occurs in
adolescence. - Answers-False
Placement is an Adverse Childhood Experience.` -
Answers-True
Complex trauma most often results in discrete conditioned
behavioral and biological responses to reminders of the
trauma (for example, PTSD - Answers-False
Infants (birth-2 1/2) - Answers-Does not expect basis
needs to be met, inability to
calm, irritability, delays in speech and motor
development, failure to thrive, developmental delays
In defining trauma, identify which of the following is not a
factor: - Answers-One in ten children will experience a
traumatic event before they reach their 16th birthday
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Psychological First Aid (PFA) has many objectives
including: - Answers--Enhancing immediate and ongoing
safety and provide physical and emotional comfort
- Connecting children and their caregivers to social
support networks
-Offering practical assistance and information to help
children and their caregivers with immediate needs and
concerns
Verbal abuse, withdrawal of love, and intentional social
deprivation best describe what type of child trauma? -
Answers-Psychological Maltreatment
Which of these is not true of brain development? -
Answers-a. By the fetal age of 20 weeks, most neurons
are already in place though the brain will still keep
developing well after birth.
b. During the first two years of life the brain size expands
2-1/2 times
c. The brainstem and midbrain are responsible for the
body's basic functions
d. The brain develops sequentially from less complex to
more complex functions
e. NONE OF THE ABOVE
CWEL EXAM 2026 NEWEST!!! ACTUAL COMPLETE
250+QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS||VERIFIED EXAM!! (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
A+ GRADE||NEWEST EXAM!!!
Multiple changes of placement in foster care can result in -
Answers-Greater risk for delinquency and high school
drop out
Three steps that can reduce the impact of trauma are: -
Answers-Identification of source of trauma, early
intervention, and provision of a healthy and responsive
caregiver
Children who have experienced trauma and need to heal
often go through a series of steps called guiding
principles. The first and most fundamental step in that
process is: - Answers-Feeling safe
Children who experience the death of a loved one
experience traumatic grief - Answers-False
,2|Page
Adverse Childhood Experiences can result in lifelong
physical health concerns such as increased risk of
smoking, adult alcoholism and chronic depression. -
Answers-True
Children, who are school age and over, should not be
aware of the services that their parents are engaged in as
this breaches the parent's confidentiality. - Answers-False
Confused, mentally shut down, memory like a broken
puzzle describes a normal "thinking" stress reaction. -
Answers-False
Heart feels like bursting, gasping, feeling smothered,
overreacting or freezing describes an overwhelming
"body" stress reaction - Answers-True
Because children are young and more resilient they are
more likely to bounce back from traumatic experiences
than adults. - Answers-False
,3|Page
Normal brain development is disrupted when individuals
remain in a state of chronic stress for long periods of time
resulting in "chemical baths" of the brain - Answers-True
The most post-natal brain development occurs in
adolescence. - Answers-False
Placement is an Adverse Childhood Experience.` -
Answers-True
Complex trauma most often results in discrete conditioned
behavioral and biological responses to reminders of the
trauma (for example, PTSD - Answers-False
Infants (birth-2 1/2) - Answers-Does not expect basis
needs to be met, inability to
calm, irritability, delays in speech and motor
development, failure to thrive, developmental delays
In defining trauma, identify which of the following is not a
factor: - Answers-One in ten children will experience a
traumatic event before they reach their 16th birthday
, 4|Page
Psychological First Aid (PFA) has many objectives
including: - Answers--Enhancing immediate and ongoing
safety and provide physical and emotional comfort
- Connecting children and their caregivers to social
support networks
-Offering practical assistance and information to help
children and their caregivers with immediate needs and
concerns
Verbal abuse, withdrawal of love, and intentional social
deprivation best describe what type of child trauma? -
Answers-Psychological Maltreatment
Which of these is not true of brain development? -
Answers-a. By the fetal age of 20 weeks, most neurons
are already in place though the brain will still keep
developing well after birth.
b. During the first two years of life the brain size expands
2-1/2 times
c. The brainstem and midbrain are responsible for the
body's basic functions
d. The brain develops sequentially from less complex to
more complex functions
e. NONE OF THE ABOVE
