Question 1

Which of the following best describes the cultural syndrome of Amok?

Accepted Answer

A)  trance?like state and communication with the deceased 
B)  dissociative episode of ruminating, brooding that results in a violent outbursts 
C)  "sleeping blood" 
D)  problems concentrating and remembering due to school difficulties 
A)  trance?like state and communication with the deceased 
B)  dissociative episode of ruminating, brooding that results in a violent outbursts 
C)  "sleeping blood" 
D)  problems concentrating and remembering due to school difficulties B

Question 2

According to the National Household Survey on Drug Abuse (NHSDA), compared to all other racial/ethnic groups (12?17 years of age), American Indian/Alaska Natives reported higher levels of substance use in which of the following categories?

Accepted Answer

A)  cigarettes 
B)  binge alcohol 
C)  any illicit drug 
D)  all of the above 
A)  cigarettes 
B)  binge alcohol 
C)  any illicit drug 
D)  all of the above D

Question 3

Which of the following is false?

Accepted Answer

A)  At?risk toddlers are 5 times more likely to become chronic juvenile offenders if they are enrolled in poor quality day care programs. 
B)  Youth who drop out of school are at 3 times greater risk for becoming a juvenile offender. 
C)  Children living in poverty are 22 times more likely to be abused or neglected. 
D)  A family of three living in extreme poverty survive on less than $5,050 annual income. 
A)  At?risk toddlers are 5 times more likely to become chronic juvenile offenders if they are enrolled in poor quality day care programs. 
B)  Youth who drop out of school are at 3 times greater risk for becoming a juvenile offender. 
C)  Children living in poverty are 22 times more likely to be abused or neglected. 
D)  A family of three living in extreme poverty survive on less than $5,050 annual income. D

Question 4

Which of the following is false regarding The Perry Preschool Project?

Accepted Answer

A)  Those enrolled in the program provided a return on investment of $17 for every $1 invested. 
B)  Although initial gains were promising, eventually there was no difference in academic outcomes for children who attended the program compared to controls. 
C)  Those enrolled were more gainfully employed as adults. 
D)  Criminal behavior was reduced for those who attending the program relative to controls. 
A)  Those enrolled in the program provided a return on investment of $17 for every $1 invested. 
B)  Although initial gains were promising, eventually there was no difference in academic outcomes for children who attended the program compared to controls. 
C)  Those enrolled were more gainfully employed as adults. 
D)  Criminal behavior was reduced for those who attending the program relative to controls.

Question 5

Webster?Stratton and colleagues developed a program called "The Incredible Years". This program successfully reduced aggressive behaviors in aggressive young children. This is an example of which type of intervention?

Accepted Answer

A)  tertiary prevention 
B)  universal prevention 
C)  primary prevention 
D)  secondary prevention 
A)  tertiary prevention 
B)  universal prevention 
C)  primary prevention 
D)  secondary prevention

Question 6

Name the three levels of prevention and provide an example of a program that might be developed to accommodate each of the levels (e.g., target audience and program goals).

Accepted Answer

The three levels of prevention are prima

Question 7

Which of the following is false regarding Latino/Hispanic minorities?

Accepted Answer

A)  Mexicans represent approximately 66% of the American Hispanic/Latino population. 
B)  Among this group, Mexican Americans are the most impoverished, with as high as 37% living in poverty. 
C)  Among minority children, Mexican American children are the most likely to be referred by Child Welfare Services. 
D)  Among minority youth, there are increased reports of body dissatisfaction among this population, with males demonstrating the highest perceived rates of being overweight. 
A)  Mexicans represent approximately 66% of the American Hispanic/Latino population. 
B)  Among this group, Mexican Americans are the most impoverished, with as high as 37% living in poverty. 
C)  Among minority children, Mexican American children are the most likely to be referred by Child Welfare Services. 
D)  Among minority youth, there are increased reports of body dissatisfaction among this population, with males demonstrating the highest perceived rates of being overweight.

Question 8

Ghost Sickness refers to the cultural syndrome of

Accepted Answer

A)  Asian origins. 
B)  anxiety and somatic complaints related to possession by ancestral spirits. 
C)  acute psychotic, paranoid or delusional response. 
D)  preoccupation with death and the deceased, nightmares, weakness, loss of appetite and confusion. 
A)  Asian origins. 
B)  anxiety and somatic complaints related to possession by ancestral spirits. 
C)  acute psychotic, paranoid or delusional response. 
D)  preoccupation with death and the deceased, nightmares, weakness, loss of appetite and confusion.

Question 9

Although Native Americans (NA) can access services through Indian Health Services (IHS), the problem with this arrangement is that

Accepted Answer

A)  most NA live in rural areas and most of the IHS are situated in major urban areas. 
B)  most NA are unaware that the services exist. 
C)  most IHS are located on reservations and only 20% of NA live on reservations. 
D)  the IHS services provide medical but not mental health services. 
A)  most NA live in rural areas and most of the IHS are situated in major urban areas. 
B)  most NA are unaware that the services exist. 
C)  most IHS are located on reservations and only 20% of NA live on reservations. 
D)  the IHS services provide medical but not mental health services.

Question 10

Which of the following is false?

Accepted Answer

A)  Compared to children from other ethnic minorities, African American children are the minority with the largest percentage living in poverty. 
B)  the minority with the largest percentage increase in poverty between 2000 and 2004. 
C)  the minority with the largest percentage of cases of Asthma. 
D)  the minority with the largest percentage of cases living in conditions with lead based paint. 
A)  Compared to children from other ethnic minorities, African American children are the minority with the largest percentage living in poverty. 
B)  the minority with the largest percentage increase in poverty between 2000 and 2004. 
C)  the minority with the largest percentage of cases of Asthma. 
D)  the minority with the largest percentage of cases living in conditions with lead based paint.

Question 11

What are some of the major obstacles and barriers facing Native American youth today? How can resources for treatment and intervention be improved?

Accepted Answer

Some of the major obstacles and barriers

Question 12

Which of the following is true regarding "fictive kin" and their relationship to family?

Accepted Answer

A)  extended family who are related by blood 
B)  part of the Hispanic family constellation 
C)  extended members who are not related but who provide support 
D)  part of the Native American family unit 
A)  extended family who are related by blood 
B)  part of the Hispanic family constellation 
C)  extended members who are not related but who provide support 
D)  part of the Native American family unit

Question 13

Which of the following is not a risk factor evident at the Microsystem level?

Accepted Answer

A)  marital conflict 
B)  poor quality schools 
C)  less opportunities for recreation 
D)  peer rejection 
A)  marital conflict 
B)  poor quality schools 
C)  less opportunities for recreation 
D)  peer rejection

Question 14

Jarrett's study of African American children looked at street and non?street trajectories. Which of the following is false regarding his findings?

Accepted Answer

A)  Despite impoverished neighborhoods, good quality resources can be found in libraries and churches. 
B)  Street children are often socialized into their street role at an early age. 
C)  Females spend more time on the streets initially, because they assume a nurturing role. 
D)  Parents of non?street children often have greater access to resources outside their immediate community. 
A)  Despite impoverished neighborhoods, good quality resources can be found in libraries and churches. 
B)  Street children are often socialized into their street role at an early age. 
C)  Females spend more time on the streets initially, because they assume a nurturing role. 
D)  Parents of non?street children often have greater access to resources outside their immediate community.

Question 15

Herrenkohn, Maguin, and Hill (2000) found that if a 10?year?old was exposed to six or more risk factors than that child would be ___ times more likely to commit a violent crime at 18 years.

Accepted Answer

A)  10 
B)  30 
C)  5 
D)  20 
A)  10 
B)  30 
C)  5 
D)  20

Question 16

A fourth generation Japanese American would be referred to as

Accepted Answer

A)  Nisei. 
B)  Sansei. 
C)  Issei. 
D)  Yonsei. 
A)  Nisei. 
B)  Sansei. 
C)  Issei. 
D)  Yonsei.

Question 17

The above phenomenon is referred to as the

Accepted Answer

A)  Rutter effect. 
B)  negative outcome effect. 
C)  the incremental effect. 
D)  the multiplier effect. 
A)  Rutter effect. 
B)  negative outcome effect. 
C)  the incremental effect. 
D)  the multiplier effect.

Question 18

According to Sue (2006) "gift giving" refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  giving a token gift to the client. 
B)  accepting a gift from the client. 
C)  "gifts" of therapy such as reduced tension. 
D)  rules about bartering. 
A)  giving a token gift to the client. 
B)  accepting a gift from the client. 
C)  "gifts" of therapy such as reduced tension. 
D)  rules about bartering.

Question 19

Which of the following is false regarding the authoritarian parenting style?

Accepted Answer

A)  A child raised in this environment is at greater risk for becoming anxious and hostile. 
B)  The pattern is one of low acceptance, low warmth, and high structure. 
C)  It can be of benefit to African American children living in high risk environments. 
D)  It is widely used throughout Hispanic/Latino parenting practices. 
A)  A child raised in this environment is at greater risk for becoming anxious and hostile. 
B)  The pattern is one of low acceptance, low warmth, and high structure. 
C)  It can be of benefit to African American children living in high risk environments. 
D)  It is widely used throughout Hispanic/Latino parenting practices.

Question 20

Define the concept of "iatrogenic effects." What are the implications of this concept for the design of prevention programs?

Accepted Answer

Iatrogenic effects refer to unintended o

Which of the following best describes the cultural syndrome of Amok?

According to the National Household Survey on Drug Abuse (NHSDA), compared to all other racial/ethnic groups (12?17 years of age), American Indian/Alaska Natives reported higher levels of substance use in which of the following categories?

Which of the following is false?

Which of the following is false regarding The Perry Preschool Project?

Webster?Stratton and colleagues developed a program called "The Incredible Years". This program successfully reduced aggressive behaviors in aggressive young children. This is an example of which type of intervention?

Name the three levels of prevention and provide an example of a program that might be developed to accommodate each of the levels (e.g., target audience and program goals).

Which of the following is false regarding Latino/Hispanic minorities?

Ghost Sickness refers to the cultural syndrome of

Although Native Americans (NA) can access services through Indian Health Services (IHS), the problem with this arrangement is that

Which of the following is false?

What are some of the major obstacles and barriers facing Native American youth today? How can resources for treatment and intervention be improved?

Which of the following is true regarding "fictive kin" and their relationship to family?

Which of the following is not a risk factor evident at the Microsystem level?

Jarrett's study of African American children looked at street and non?street trajectories. Which of the following is false regarding his findings?

Herrenkohn, Maguin, and Hill (2000) found that if a 10?year?old was exposed to six or more risk factors than that child would be ___ times more likely to commit a violent crime at 18 years.

A fourth generation Japanese American would be referred to as

The above phenomenon is referred to as the

According to Sue (2006) "gift giving" refers to

Which of the following is false regarding the authoritarian parenting style?

Define the concept of "iatrogenic effects." What are the implications of this concept for the design of prevention programs?

Section A: Introduction to Internalizing Problems

Section B: Introduction to Externalizing Problems

Past, Present Future

Theoretical Perspectives

Ethical Issues and Research Methods

Issues in Diagnosis, Assessment, Treatment

Anxiety Disorders With Likely Onset in Childhood

Anxiety Disorders With Likely Onset in Adolescence Stress Disorders

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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Adhd

Specific Learning Disabilities SLD

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Exam 4: Risks, Protective Factors, and Culturally Diverse Youth

Which of the following best describes the cultural syndrome of Amok?

According to the National Household Survey on Drug Abuse (NHSDA), compared to all other racial/ethnic groups (12?17 years of age), American Indian/Alaska Natives reported higher levels of substance use in which of the following categories?

Which of the following is false?

Which of the following is false regarding The Perry Preschool Project?

Webster?Stratton and colleagues developed a program called "The Incredible Years". This program successfully reduced aggressive behaviors in aggressive young children. This is an example of which type of intervention?

Name the three levels of prevention and provide an example of a program that might be developed to accommodate each of the levels (e.g., target audience and program goals).

Which of the following is false regarding Latino/Hispanic minorities?

Ghost Sickness refers to the cultural syndrome of

Although Native Americans (NA) can access services through Indian Health Services (IHS), the problem with this arrangement is that

Which of the following is false?

What are some of the major obstacles and barriers facing Native American youth today? How can resources for treatment and intervention be improved?

Which of the following is true regarding "fictive kin" and their relationship to family?

Which of the following is not a risk factor evident at the Microsystem level?

Jarrett's study of African American children looked at street and non?street trajectories. Which of the following is false regarding his findings?

Herrenkohn, Maguin, and Hill (2000) found that if a 10?year?old was exposed to six or more risk factors than that child would be ___ times more likely to commit a violent crime at 18 years.

A fourth generation Japanese American would be referred to as

The above phenomenon is referred to as the

According to Sue (2006) "gift giving" refers to

Which of the following is false regarding the authoritarian parenting style?

Define the concept of "iatrogenic effects." What are the implications of this concept for the design of prevention programs?

Section A: Introduction to Internalizing Problems

Section B: Introduction to Externalizing Problems

Past, Present Future

Theoretical Perspectives

Ethical Issues and Research Methods

Issues in Diagnosis, Assessment, Treatment

Anxiety Disorders With Likely Onset in Childhood

Anxiety Disorders With Likely Onset in Adolescence Stress Disorders

The Mood Disorders

Behavioral Problems and Disruptive Disorders

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Adhd

Specific Learning Disabilities SLD

Eating Disorders

Substance Use and Abuse Among Youth

Pervasive Development Disorders PDD

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