Deck 20: Adolescent Bullying Nadia Mishael

Question 1

What problem has extreme adverse impacts on the psychosocial functioning of adolescents?

A) Physical attacks
B) Antisocial behavior
C) Gangs
D) Bullying

Answer 1

Bullying

Question 2

Who is associated with being the pioneer and founding father of research on bullying?

A) Sullivan
B) Oustermitster
C) Olweus
D) Shaw

Answer 2

Olweus

Question 3

What is the age for trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy treatment?

A) 2-10 years old
B) 3-18 years old
C) 11-15 years old
D) 18-21 years old

Answer 3

3-18 years old

Question 4

What does the R in the PRACTICE intervention acronym mean?

A) Relaxation skills
B) Reduction techniques
C) Re-evaluative steps
D) Revival

Question 5

What is a legal and ethical challenge in working with students of bullying?

A) Suicide risk
B) Safety
C) Confidentiality rights
D) Harm reduction

Question 6

What school-level practice should be implemented to aid bullying prevention?

A) Open communication
B) Hall monitoring
C) Counseling
D) Training

Question 7

How many bills have been enacted by state legislatures to introduce or amend education or criminal statutes that address bullying?

A) 120
B) 200
C) 21
D) 1,140

Question 8

How many states have anti-bullying laws?

A) 19
B) 50
C) 28
D) 46

Question 9

Which four states, as of 2011, had not enacted anti-bullying legislation?

A) Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, and South Carolina
B) Hawaii, Michigan, Montana, and South Dakota
C) North Dakota, Colorado, Alabama, and Georgia
D) Hawaii, Kentucky, Michigan, and Ohio

Question 10

Which symptom of bullying is easiest to recognize?

A) Psychological impact
B) Emotional impact
C) Social impact
D) Physical impact

Question 11

Patterns of bullying among adults may include physical attacks, spreading rumors, and cyberbullying.

Question 12

There are many school resources to help victims and schools to combat bullying.

Question 13

When assessing bullying, it is important to consider that adolescents may develop many different types of physical, emotional, or behavioral problems in response to trauma.

Question 14

Physical assessments are outside the scope of work for a social worker.

Question 15

Some physical symptoms may include stomachaches, headaches, and migraines.

Question 16

Victims often have many friends and are rejected by their classmates for being submissive.

Question 17

The quality and number of high-quality friendships influence whether a child would be a victim of bullying.

Question 18

Victimization does not result from a child's race or ethnicity.

Question 19

Homophobic bullying affects only students whose orientation is anything other than heterosexual (i.e., gay, lesbian, bisexual, etc.).

Question 20

What are two tasks carried out by the Bully Police USA Inc.?

Question 21

What are five local and state departments that parents can contact if schools do not adequately respond to bullying based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or religion?

Question 22

What phrase has often used to accept bullying behavior and what is the general perception of this phrase today?

Question 23

Describe the laws and policy advancements since the turn of this century in regards to bullying and bullying prevention.

Question 24

Describe the role of schools in responding to bullying and bullying prevention.