Child Stress Exam

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Child Stress Exam questions
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Self Concept Perceive and evaluate internal picture. Who we THINK we are.
3 Components of Self Concept 1.) Facts/Beliefs (what you think you know) 2.) Feelings (how you feel about this) 3.) Behaviour (how you act as a result)
Sub Self Concept Physical, Moral, Social, Personal, Family, Work
Confidence State of trust, self assurance
Security Sense of belonging, acceptance, protection
Acceptance Right to feel the way you do without shame
Self Esteem Internal appraisal of worth (high=power, competence, virtue)
Power Producer, autonomy, impact, values and morals
Competence confidence, problems are challenges
Virtue pride, worthiness
How do adults influence self esteem attitudes/feelings re; child's worth ->behaviour towards child->tunes in and internalizes->self eval=adult reaction->self esteem developed through interactions with significant adults over time
Books I'm Me-Sarah Sheridan (being yourself) I Like Me-Nancy Carlson (pig loves her curly tail)
Grief A set of reactions to loss or threat of loss. Includes feelings/attitudes/behaviours. Reactions and lengths may vary. Grief is a process, stages are not ordered.
Kite 4 points... emotional ups and downs
Experience is based on... Adult response, Relationship to deceased, Personality, Preparation, Circumstance, Age and development (PARPAC)
Ages & Stages >2-react to separation, no comprehension 3-5-reversible, not permanent 6-9-reversible, responsible 7(9)-12-wants reverse, finality, punishment 11-18-conceptualizes, adult approach
3 tasks Understand (brain and body stopped work) Feel (talk about it, share own feelings) Live (
Ideas to help Scrapbook, collage, journal, sharing circle, tree planting
Quote from Fischer "Be there physically, I'm here for you, do you want to talk, thank you for sharing, I'm sorry" "Brain and body stopped working, they are dead"
Fears unpleasant, strong emotions, caused by awareness/anticipation of danger. (Real or imaginary. Some innate; strangers, dark, loud noises)
Experience determined by... Age/Devel, misunderstanding, learned response, independence, imagination, world events, media (WII LAM)
Fear & Age 2-objects, strangers, events 3/4-animals, monsters, the dark, alone 5-health&safety them and family, abduction, hospitalization, death, school 6/11-germs, getting lost, social blunder
Non-Developmental Fears Natural disasters, terrorist attacks, violence, global warming
What Children Need What To Do Reassurance, everyone will be OK. Provide emotional support and info, allow expression, be calm and strong, avoid stereotypes.
Books Always-Alison McGhee (unconditional love) A Monster Wrote Me a Letter - Nick Bland (discussion about fears) Sleep tight Mrs. Wing-Sharon Jennings (empathy and caring)
Important Quote "What do you want to know. What do you already know."
Typical Behaviour Candid questions, explore bodies, "potty language", role play (curious>erotic)
What to do Develop healthy attitudes about bodies. OK to talk about developing sexuality w/young children. Body rights. Functions are normal/natural, provide terminology
Birth Order Personalities in home do not dictate who we are elsewhere
New Baby Questions, regression, aggression, are all normal
Before Baby Comes Language (your baby), practice tasks, decorate for baby, new songs
After Baby Comes Aware of needs of first child, highlight big sibling skills and qualities, let them label and express
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