DJJ PAR: Questions With Comprehensive A+ Solutions
What is PAR? Right Ans - Protective Action Response
P.A.R.? Right Ans - PAR. Protective Action Response
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Right Ans -
Physiological.Safety.Love/Belonging.Esteem. Self-Actualization.
Maslow's Hierarchy Needs 1 & 2 Right Ans - Physiological and Safety
2 needs take the highest priority in a person's mind., and all of a person's
energy is focused on satisfying these needs until they are met. Right Ans -
Physiological and Safety
Maslow's Hierarchy Levels 3 & 4 Right Ans - Love/Belonging and Esteem
Behaviors that may be associated wit unmet love, belonging, and esteem
needs might be: Right Ans - Acting out to get attention. Antagonistic or
provocative actions. A range of anti-social behaviors. Low self-esteem and
inferiority complexes OR an inflated sense of self-importance or snobbishness.
Excessively aggressive actions to intimidate others into rendering respect.
Withdrawing and isolating behaviors and refusal to participate in groups.
Maslow's Hierarchy Level 5 Right Ans - Self-Actualization
A person motivated to self-actualize is one who strives to be his/her best at
something perceived to be important to him/her, whether it is a profession, a
sport, playing an instrument or some other hobby or activity. Right Ans -
Self-Actualization
Self-Actualization Right Ans - Usually have a sense of morality that is fully
internalized and independent of external authority.
Is reaching one's fullest potential Right Ans - Self-Actualization
We all develop 3 different ways. Right Ans - Cognitive Development. Social
Development. Emotional Development.
, C.S.E. Right Ans - Cognitive.Social.Emotional.
Cognitive Development Right Ans - Brain Development
Social Development Right Ans - Ability to get along with others and form
relationships.
Emotional Development Right Ans - Ability to manage one's emotions and
think realistically.
When a person's development is hindered due to unmet needs, it usually
means the person will experience behavioral difficulties. Right Ans -
Continuing on Maslow's theory
2nd point of Maslow's theory Right Ans - There is a relationship between
Needs and Behavior
The individual's best to attempt to satisfy a need? Right Ans - Behavior
Maslow's theory in simple terms Right Ans - Basically says that as long as
youth are using all their energies to meet their physiological needs for safety,
they have no energy left to develop, nor can they progress on up the pyramid
and get their needs for love and esteem met.
Effects of Trauma Right Ans - The personal experiences of interpersonal
violence including sexual abuse, physical abuse, severe neglect, loss, and or
the witnessing of violence, terrorism and disasters.
Stress Response Right Ans - Our bodies react to trauma with a stress
response or the fight or flight response.
The body's rapid and automatic switch into high gear Right Ans - Stress
response
Triggers Right Ans - Events or experiences that cause someone to feel the
way they did when they first experienced a traumatic event.
What is PAR? Right Ans - Protective Action Response
P.A.R.? Right Ans - PAR. Protective Action Response
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Right Ans -
Physiological.Safety.Love/Belonging.Esteem. Self-Actualization.
Maslow's Hierarchy Needs 1 & 2 Right Ans - Physiological and Safety
2 needs take the highest priority in a person's mind., and all of a person's
energy is focused on satisfying these needs until they are met. Right Ans -
Physiological and Safety
Maslow's Hierarchy Levels 3 & 4 Right Ans - Love/Belonging and Esteem
Behaviors that may be associated wit unmet love, belonging, and esteem
needs might be: Right Ans - Acting out to get attention. Antagonistic or
provocative actions. A range of anti-social behaviors. Low self-esteem and
inferiority complexes OR an inflated sense of self-importance or snobbishness.
Excessively aggressive actions to intimidate others into rendering respect.
Withdrawing and isolating behaviors and refusal to participate in groups.
Maslow's Hierarchy Level 5 Right Ans - Self-Actualization
A person motivated to self-actualize is one who strives to be his/her best at
something perceived to be important to him/her, whether it is a profession, a
sport, playing an instrument or some other hobby or activity. Right Ans -
Self-Actualization
Self-Actualization Right Ans - Usually have a sense of morality that is fully
internalized and independent of external authority.
Is reaching one's fullest potential Right Ans - Self-Actualization
We all develop 3 different ways. Right Ans - Cognitive Development. Social
Development. Emotional Development.
, C.S.E. Right Ans - Cognitive.Social.Emotional.
Cognitive Development Right Ans - Brain Development
Social Development Right Ans - Ability to get along with others and form
relationships.
Emotional Development Right Ans - Ability to manage one's emotions and
think realistically.
When a person's development is hindered due to unmet needs, it usually
means the person will experience behavioral difficulties. Right Ans -
Continuing on Maslow's theory
2nd point of Maslow's theory Right Ans - There is a relationship between
Needs and Behavior
The individual's best to attempt to satisfy a need? Right Ans - Behavior
Maslow's theory in simple terms Right Ans - Basically says that as long as
youth are using all their energies to meet their physiological needs for safety,
they have no energy left to develop, nor can they progress on up the pyramid
and get their needs for love and esteem met.
Effects of Trauma Right Ans - The personal experiences of interpersonal
violence including sexual abuse, physical abuse, severe neglect, loss, and or
the witnessing of violence, terrorism and disasters.
Stress Response Right Ans - Our bodies react to trauma with a stress
response or the fight or flight response.
The body's rapid and automatic switch into high gear Right Ans - Stress
response
Triggers Right Ans - Events or experiences that cause someone to feel the
way they did when they first experienced a traumatic event.
