Question 1

The authors of this text believe that all children should have the support they need to reach their full potential,in spite of challenges they may face.This is known as ________.

Accepted Answer

optimal adaptation

Question 2

Tolan and Dodge (2005)have proposed a four-part model for a comprehensive mental health system that serves children and their families.Based on what is known about existing barriers to services,which of the following components would likely be a part of this model?

Accepted Answer

A) access to effective emergency care to treat crisis situations 
B) preventive care provided in natural settings such as schools or daycares 
C) emphasis on research-based treatments that address the cultural majority 
D) an expansion of psychiatric hospitals that are equipped to handle long-term inpatient care 
A) access to effective emergency care to treat crisis situations 
B) preventive care provided in natural settings such as schools or daycares 
C) emphasis on research-based treatments that address the cultural majority 
D) an expansion of psychiatric hospitals that are equipped to handle long-term inpatient care B

Question 3

Dr.Jones tells her psychology class that it is difficult to determine one true definition of psychopathology.Which of the following statements would best support her assertion regarding developmental psychopathology?

Accepted Answer

A) Children who experience minimal stressors may develop maladaptive behaviors. 
B) Typically developing children can and do display behaviors that could be described as "abnormal." 
C) Children who display maladaptive behaviors come from a variety of situations,including socioeconomic status. 
D) Atypical development can best be defined in terms of gender expectations and age of the child. 
A) Children who experience minimal stressors may develop maladaptive behaviors. 
B) Typically developing children can and do display behaviors that could be described as "abnormal." 
C) Children who display maladaptive behaviors come from a variety of situations,including socioeconomic status. 
D) Atypical development can best be defined in terms of gender expectations and age of the child. B

Question 4

The example of the Hmong families and their unmarried children who continue to live at home highlights the fact that ________ are critical in understanding developmental psychopathology.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The example of the Hmong families and...

Question 5

Sameroff (1993)stated that "all life is characterized by disturbance that is overcome,and that only through disturbance can we advance and grow." How does this statement further the understanding of developmental psychopathology?

Accepted Answer

A) It provides a basis for defining psychopathology in youth. 
B) It normalizes the fact that most children can and do face challenges. 
C) It creates a basis for understanding why we must provide funding for children's mental health. 
D) It supports the fact that in order to overcome adversity all humans need support. 
A) It provides a basis for defining psychopathology in youth. 
B) It normalizes the fact that most children can and do face challenges. 
C) It creates a basis for understanding why we must provide funding for children's mental health. 
D) It supports the fact that in order to overcome adversity all humans need support.

Question 6

Identify the pros and cons of using the statistical deviance model of abnormality.Include a brief definition.

Accepted Answer

-Definition - infrequency of emotions,co

Question 7

In order to accurately understand psychopathology in children,it is important to distinguish between "normal" and "abnormal" development.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

________ are those factors that potentially prevent individuals from receiving effective treatment for mental health issues.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ are those factors that potentially prevent...

Question 9

A child's behaviors might be considered typical or adaptive in one situation but not in another because these behaviors may:

Accepted Answer

A) be rare or unusual when compared to other children of the same age or gender. 
B) be considered adaptive in a given sociocultural group or situation. 
C) not meet the specific criteria for a disorder as defined by the medical community. 
D) be considered acceptable by psychologists who study children's behavior. 
A) be rare or unusual when compared to other children of the same age or gender. 
B) be considered adaptive in a given sociocultural group or situation. 
C) not meet the specific criteria for a disorder as defined by the medical community. 
D) be considered acceptable by psychologists who study children's behavior.

Question 10

Despite early abuse and neglect,10-year-old Joshua has adapted well to his new foster family,has made good friends at school,and is excelling in reading and soccer.Joshua's situation would most likely be an example of adequate adaptation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

According to the authors of this text,why is it important to maintain a flexible and changing understanding of a child's strengths and weaknesses?

Accepted Answer

-Includes a wide variety of factors rela

Question 12

What are three key issues related to the stigma of psychopathology in children,and why are they important to address? For each of these issues,propose one way to combat stigma related to psychopathology in children.

Accepted Answer

-Issues - any issues related to personal

Question 13

Dr.Vance works with all of his clients to identify their strengths and weaknesses and develops a plan for them to be able to function at the highest level possible.This is known as ________ adaptation.

Accepted Answer

A) adequate 
B) foundational 
C) superior 
D) optimal 
A) adequate 
B) foundational 
C) superior 
D) optimal

Question 14

Define and give an example of stigma related to psychopathology in children.In what ways does today's media help or hurt the stigma related to mental health?

Accepted Answer

-Any issues related to persona

Question 15

Identify the barriers to care that minority and socioeconomically disadvantaged youth might face.How and why do these barriers differ from other youth?

Accepted Answer

-Barriers - structural (transportation,i

Question 16

In some Native American tribes,it is considered a sign of disrespect to look at an elder when talking to them.This is an example of a sociocultural norm.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Based on what you've read in the text,develop a lobbying strategy to present to policy makers regarding key components of a supportive and effective mental health care policy for youth.

Accepted Answer

-Key components - access to preventative

Question 18

Define and give an example of the mental health definition perspective on abnormality.How might this approach help or hinder the advancement of mental health treatment for youth?

Accepted Answer

-Definition - psychological well-being i

Question 19

At age 6,Allison's temper tantrums are more frequent and intense than her same-aged peers.Allison's behavior may be considered pathological based on which of these criteria?

Accepted Answer

A) violation of sociocultural norms 
B) meeting the definition of a specific mental health disorder 
C) statistical deviance from peers 
D) major emotional maladjustment 
A) violation of sociocultural norms 
B) meeting the definition of a specific mental health disorder 
C) statistical deviance from peers 
D) major emotional maladjustment

Question 20

What is the definition of incidence and prevalence? Give examples of when it might be best to know each one of these when working with youth with mental health issues.

Accepted Answer

-Incidence - current number of cases in

The authors of this text believe that all children should have the support they need to reach their full potential,in spite of challenges they may face.This is known as ________.

Tolan and Dodge (2005)have proposed a four-part model for a comprehensive mental health system that serves children and their families.Based on what is known about existing barriers to services,which of the following components would likely be a part of this model?

Dr.Jones tells her psychology class that it is difficult to determine one true definition of psychopathology.Which of the following statements would best support her assertion regarding developmental psychopathology?

The example of the Hmong families and their unmarried children who continue to live at home highlights the fact that ________ are critical in understanding developmental psychopathology.

Sameroff (1993)stated that "all life is characterized by disturbance that is overcome,and that only through disturbance can we advance and grow." How does this statement further the understanding of developmental psychopathology?

Identify the pros and cons of using the statistical deviance model of abnormality.Include a brief definition.

In order to accurately understand psychopathology in children,it is important to distinguish between "normal" and "abnormal" development.

________ are those factors that potentially prevent individuals from receiving effective treatment for mental health issues.

A child's behaviors might be considered typical or adaptive in one situation but not in another because these behaviors may:

Despite early abuse and neglect,10-year-old Joshua has adapted well to his new foster family,has made good friends at school,and is excelling in reading and soccer.Joshua's situation would most likely be an example of adequate adaptation.

According to the authors of this text,why is it important to maintain a flexible and changing understanding of a child's strengths and weaknesses?

What are three key issues related to the stigma of psychopathology in children,and why are they important to address? For each of these issues,propose one way to combat stigma related to psychopathology in children.

Dr.Vance works with all of his clients to identify their strengths and weaknesses and develops a plan for them to be able to function at the highest level possible.This is known as ________ adaptation.

Define and give an example of stigma related to psychopathology in children.In what ways does today's media help or hurt the stigma related to mental health?

Identify the barriers to care that minority and socioeconomically disadvantaged youth might face.How and why do these barriers differ from other youth?

In some Native American tribes,it is considered a sign of disrespect to look at an elder when talking to them.This is an example of a sociocultural norm.

Based on what you've read in the text,develop a lobbying strategy to present to policy makers regarding key components of a supportive and effective mental health care policy for youth.

Define and give an example of the mental health definition perspective on abnormality.How might this approach help or hinder the advancement of mental health treatment for youth?

At age 6,Allison's temper tantrums are more frequent and intense than her same-aged peers.Allison's behavior may be considered pathological based on which of these criteria?

What is the definition of incidence and prevalence? Give examples of when it might be best to know each one of these when working with youth with mental health issues.

Models of Child Development, psychopathology, and Treatment

Principles and Practices of Developmental Psychopathology

Classification, assessment and Diagnosis, and Intervention

Disorders of Early Development

Disorders of Attachment

Intellectual Developmental Disorder and Learning Disorders

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Attention Deficithyperactivity Disorder

Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Conduct Disorder

Anxiety Disorders, obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and Somatic Symptom Disorders

Mood Disorders and Suicidality

Maltreatment and Trauma-And Stressor-Related Disorders

Substance Use and Addictive Disorders

Eating Disorders

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Exam 1: Introduction

The authors of this text believe that all children should have the support they need to reach their full potential,in spite of challenges they may face.This is known as ________.

Tolan and Dodge (2005)have proposed a four-part model for a comprehensive mental health system that serves children and their families.Based on what is known about existing barriers to services,which of the following components would likely be a part of this model?

Dr.Jones tells her psychology class that it is difficult to determine one true definition of psychopathology.Which of the following statements would best support her assertion regarding developmental psychopathology?

The example of the Hmong families and their unmarried children who continue to live at home highlights the fact that ________ are critical in understanding developmental psychopathology.

Sameroff (1993)stated that "all life is characterized by disturbance that is overcome,and that only through disturbance can we advance and grow." How does this statement further the understanding of developmental psychopathology?

Identify the pros and cons of using the statistical deviance model of abnormality.Include a brief definition.

In order to accurately understand psychopathology in children,it is important to distinguish between "normal" and "abnormal" development.

________ are those factors that potentially prevent individuals from receiving effective treatment for mental health issues.

A child's behaviors might be considered typical or adaptive in one situation but not in another because these behaviors may:

Despite early abuse and neglect,10-year-old Joshua has adapted well to his new foster family,has made good friends at school,and is excelling in reading and soccer.Joshua's situation would most likely be an example of adequate adaptation.

According to the authors of this text,why is it important to maintain a flexible and changing understanding of a child's strengths and weaknesses?

What are three key issues related to the stigma of psychopathology in children,and why are they important to address? For each of these issues,propose one way to combat stigma related to psychopathology in children.

Dr.Vance works with all of his clients to identify their strengths and weaknesses and develops a plan for them to be able to function at the highest level possible.This is known as ________ adaptation.

Define and give an example of stigma related to psychopathology in children.In what ways does today's media help or hurt the stigma related to mental health?

Identify the barriers to care that minority and socioeconomically disadvantaged youth might face.How and why do these barriers differ from other youth?

In some Native American tribes,it is considered a sign of disrespect to look at an elder when talking to them.This is an example of a sociocultural norm.

Based on what you've read in the text,develop a lobbying strategy to present to policy makers regarding key components of a supportive and effective mental health care policy for youth.

Define and give an example of the mental health definition perspective on abnormality.How might this approach help or hinder the advancement of mental health treatment for youth?

At age 6,Allison's temper tantrums are more frequent and intense than her same-aged peers.Allison's behavior may be considered pathological based on which of these criteria?

What is the definition of incidence and prevalence? Give examples of when it might be best to know each one of these when working with youth with mental health issues.

Models of Child Development, psychopathology, and Treatment

Principles and Practices of Developmental Psychopathology

Classification, assessment and Diagnosis, and Intervention

Disorders of Early Development

Disorders of Attachment

Intellectual Developmental Disorder and Learning Disorders

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Attention Deficithyperactivity Disorder

Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Conduct Disorder

Anxiety Disorders, obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and Somatic Symptom Disorders

Mood Disorders and Suicidality

Maltreatment and Trauma-And Stressor-Related Disorders

Substance Use and Addictive Disorders

Eating Disorders

Filters