STRTP ANNUAL
TRAININGS 2024
People with this type of attachment have not
internalized the ability to self-soothe because their
early interactions with caregivers were inconsistent
or confusing - answer anxious/ ambivalent
Children who do not not acknowledge return of
caregiver are showing signs of what type of
attachment? - answer avoidant
Children who are unable to be comforted even
when caregiver returns is a sign of what type of
attachment? - answer Anxious/Ambivalent
Teens who can readily identify memories and
feelings from their childhoods in non-defensive
ways likely have what type of attachment? -
answer
,Children who present as happy when a caregiver
returns is a sign of what type of attachment? -
answer secure
Children who often appear dazed, confused, or
apprehensive in presence of caregiver is a sign of
what type of attachment? - answer disorganized
Without a secure attachment style, an
overwhelming event is more likely to be perceived
as trauma, no matter whether the person is still a
child or not. - answer true
A teen who makes the following statement likely
has what type of attachment? "No one would want
to be with someone like me. - answer disorganized
Attachment figures, such as caregivers will help the
child form a narrative about a traumatic event so
that the brain can adequately process it. - answer
true
,John Bowlby primarily studied what group of
individuals? - answer mothers and children
We have implemented a "foot in the door" policy
for an unsafe client. Every time I do this I must
write an IR. (T/F) - answer F
If a youth tells you something and asks you to keep
a secret, that is ok as long as it isn't involving their
safety. (T/F) - answer F
During a safety sweep I can look anywhere except
in the youth's drawers. (T/F) - answer F
I bought a plastic bottle of water before shift and
have it next to me in the hall. This is an acceptable
safe object to have on the unit. (T/F) - answer F
A youth tells me his shampoo is in his client locker.
I open the door to the toiletry closet and allow him
to get into the locker to look for it. Is this proper
procedure?(yes/no) - answer No
, I am not comfortable having a youth in the kitchen
with me. It says on the info board they have been
approved for the kitchen. I am allowed to make this
decision for myself. (T/F) - answer T
After the youth are asleep I can watch my iPad with
over ear headphones provided they are kept at a
low volume. (T/F) - answer F
Two youth are playing Wii in the TV room. I am
sitting in the hall closely observing them. I am
following policy. (T/F) - answer F
You are monitoring a visit with a youth and her
father. He begins to make comments to the youth
that is making him cry and shake with fear. You
have the right to end this visit. (T/F) - answer T
Youth are allowed to change clothing in their
bedrooms. (T/F) - answer F
The California Code of Regulations is broken down
into: - answer Titles and Divisions
TRAININGS 2024
People with this type of attachment have not
internalized the ability to self-soothe because their
early interactions with caregivers were inconsistent
or confusing - answer anxious/ ambivalent
Children who do not not acknowledge return of
caregiver are showing signs of what type of
attachment? - answer avoidant
Children who are unable to be comforted even
when caregiver returns is a sign of what type of
attachment? - answer Anxious/Ambivalent
Teens who can readily identify memories and
feelings from their childhoods in non-defensive
ways likely have what type of attachment? -
answer
,Children who present as happy when a caregiver
returns is a sign of what type of attachment? -
answer secure
Children who often appear dazed, confused, or
apprehensive in presence of caregiver is a sign of
what type of attachment? - answer disorganized
Without a secure attachment style, an
overwhelming event is more likely to be perceived
as trauma, no matter whether the person is still a
child or not. - answer true
A teen who makes the following statement likely
has what type of attachment? "No one would want
to be with someone like me. - answer disorganized
Attachment figures, such as caregivers will help the
child form a narrative about a traumatic event so
that the brain can adequately process it. - answer
true
,John Bowlby primarily studied what group of
individuals? - answer mothers and children
We have implemented a "foot in the door" policy
for an unsafe client. Every time I do this I must
write an IR. (T/F) - answer F
If a youth tells you something and asks you to keep
a secret, that is ok as long as it isn't involving their
safety. (T/F) - answer F
During a safety sweep I can look anywhere except
in the youth's drawers. (T/F) - answer F
I bought a plastic bottle of water before shift and
have it next to me in the hall. This is an acceptable
safe object to have on the unit. (T/F) - answer F
A youth tells me his shampoo is in his client locker.
I open the door to the toiletry closet and allow him
to get into the locker to look for it. Is this proper
procedure?(yes/no) - answer No
, I am not comfortable having a youth in the kitchen
with me. It says on the info board they have been
approved for the kitchen. I am allowed to make this
decision for myself. (T/F) - answer T
After the youth are asleep I can watch my iPad with
over ear headphones provided they are kept at a
low volume. (T/F) - answer F
Two youth are playing Wii in the TV room. I am
sitting in the hall closely observing them. I am
following policy. (T/F) - answer F
You are monitoring a visit with a youth and her
father. He begins to make comments to the youth
that is making him cry and shake with fear. You
have the right to end this visit. (T/F) - answer T
Youth are allowed to change clothing in their
bedrooms. (T/F) - answer F
The California Code of Regulations is broken down
into: - answer Titles and Divisions
