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Certification Review Midterm Exam
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1. The main impact of the Nurse Family Partnership Program is that it
(choose the best answer): - ANS ✓Helps to strengthen the relationship
between parents and their children and reduces toxic stress
2. The story of Sam and Elizabeth is ultimately a story about: - ANS ✓All
of the above
3. A key element of Child-Parent Psychotherapy is that it: - ANS
✓Promotes growth in the child-parent relationship that supports healthy
development of the child long after the intervention is over.
4. All of the following are biological outcomes common to children in
foster care except: - ANS ✓Foster children's brain activity is not
diminished.
5. What is the core focus of Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care
(MTFC)? - ANS ✓All of the above
6. What measure can be used to predict placement instability in foster
children? - ANS ✓The number of placements the child has had previously
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7. Why did mainstream psychiatry continue to reject, for many years,
the notion that gambling and overeating could be addictive? - ANS
✓Because they don't have a prominent physical withdrawal syndrome.
8. Which quality does food have to have in order for it to be potentially
addictive? - ANS ✓It needs to taste good.
9. From a neurobiological perspective, why are behaviors like eating
and sex potentially addictive just as drugs of abuse are potentially
addictive? - ANS ✓Because they produce an increase in dopamine levels
in the reward system.
10. According to Dr. Montgomery, why do people recovering from
process addictions like to run yellow lights? - ANS ✓They have not yet
learned how to feel normal emotions, so they seek out situations that give
them a rush of exhilaration
11. Addiction interaction disorder is characterized by many
different patterns of behavior. Which of the following best describes
disinhibiting behavior? - ANS ✓Using one substance or behavior to
lower boundaries to using another
12. Trauma is at the core of many process and substance
addictions, and many people with addictions show particular
patterns of trauma reactions. Which of the following best describes
trauma splitting? - ANS ✓Dissociating from painful experiences and not
integrating them into the self. or daily life.
13. One outcome of addiction in families is: - ANS ✓Parents without
the capacity to parent in healthy ways leads to the intergenerational
transmission of toxic. stress
Neuro Midterm Brain
Neuro
Developmental Neuro Brain
Certification Review Midterm Exam
Questions with Correct Verified
Solutions 100% Guaranteed Pass
1. The main impact of the Nurse Family Partnership Program is that it
(choose the best answer): - ANS ✓Helps to strengthen the relationship
between parents and their children and reduces toxic stress
2. The story of Sam and Elizabeth is ultimately a story about: - ANS ✓All
of the above
3. A key element of Child-Parent Psychotherapy is that it: - ANS
✓Promotes growth in the child-parent relationship that supports healthy
development of the child long after the intervention is over.
4. All of the following are biological outcomes common to children in
foster care except: - ANS ✓Foster children's brain activity is not
diminished.
5. What is the core focus of Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care
(MTFC)? - ANS ✓All of the above
6. What measure can be used to predict placement instability in foster
children? - ANS ✓The number of placements the child has had previously
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7. Why did mainstream psychiatry continue to reject, for many years,
the notion that gambling and overeating could be addictive? - ANS
✓Because they don't have a prominent physical withdrawal syndrome.
8. Which quality does food have to have in order for it to be potentially
addictive? - ANS ✓It needs to taste good.
9. From a neurobiological perspective, why are behaviors like eating
and sex potentially addictive just as drugs of abuse are potentially
addictive? - ANS ✓Because they produce an increase in dopamine levels
in the reward system.
10. According to Dr. Montgomery, why do people recovering from
process addictions like to run yellow lights? - ANS ✓They have not yet
learned how to feel normal emotions, so they seek out situations that give
them a rush of exhilaration
11. Addiction interaction disorder is characterized by many
different patterns of behavior. Which of the following best describes
disinhibiting behavior? - ANS ✓Using one substance or behavior to
lower boundaries to using another
12. Trauma is at the core of many process and substance
addictions, and many people with addictions show particular
patterns of trauma reactions. Which of the following best describes
trauma splitting? - ANS ✓Dissociating from painful experiences and not
integrating them into the self. or daily life.
13. One outcome of addiction in families is: - ANS ✓Parents without
the capacity to parent in healthy ways leads to the intergenerational
transmission of toxic. stress
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