Question 1

Children who bully tend to be:

Accepted Answer

A)  well connected to their peers and like to dominate or be in charge of others. 
B)  isolated and not able to identify with the emotions or feelings of others. 
C)  Either A or B 
A)  well connected to their peers and like to dominate or be in charge of others. 
B)  isolated and not able to identify with the emotions or feelings of others. 
C)  Either A or B

Question 2

Which of the following is true regarding playground safety?

Accepted Answer

A)  More injuries occur from falls from climbers than on any other school playground equipment. 
B)  Swings are responsible for most playground-type injures at home. 
C)  Both A and B 
A)  More injuries occur from falls from climbers than on any other school playground equipment. 
B)  Swings are responsible for most playground-type injures at home. 
C)  Both A and B

Question 3

Learning potential decreases when children are constantly confronted with the threat of violence because:

Accepted Answer

A)  they have difficulty seeing themselves in meaningful future roles. 
B)  of heightened feelings of self-efficacy. 
C)  Both A and B 
A)  they have difficulty seeing themselves in meaningful future roles. 
B)  of heightened feelings of self-efficacy. 
C)  Both A and B

Question 4

Explain why children bully others.

Accepted Answer

Children who bully enjoy contr

Question 5

Sexual abuse includes exposure to pornography.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Fire kills more Americans than:

Accepted Answer

A)  poisoning. 
B)  drowning. 
C)  all natural disasters combined. 
A)  poisoning. 
B)  drowning. 
C)  all natural disasters combined.

Question 7

How does bullying differ from normal quarreling, teasing, childhood "rough play," or conflict?

Accepted Answer

It is prolonged, and there is

Question 8

When responding to bullying:

Accepted Answer

A)  separate and reassure the children involved. 
B)  immediately try to sort out the facts. 
C)  Both A and B 
A)  separate and reassure the children involved. 
B)  immediately try to sort out the facts. 
C)  Both A and B

Question 9

When handling disclosure on sexual abuse:

Accepted Answer

A)  promise confidentiality. 
B)  ask questions for clarification. 
C)  find a private place to talk. 
A)  promise confidentiality. 
B)  ask questions for clarification. 
C)  find a private place to talk.

Question 10

Teachers who report suspected child abuse to a school administrator or counselor are meeting the full requirements of the law.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

When handling a child abuse disclosure, there are some important things NOT to do. Identify three things that one should not do when handling a child abuse disclosure.

Accepted Answer

When handling a child abuse disclosure,

Question 12

Identify the major types of child abuse most states recognize by law.

Accepted Answer

The major types of child abuse

Question 13

To help prevent date rape, secondary curricula should teach students to be cautious of inappropriate dating behaviors or characteristics of dating partners such as those demonstrating:

Accepted Answer

A)  jealousy. 
B)  insensitivity for feelings. 
C)  Both A and B 
A)  jealousy. 
B)  insensitivity for feelings. 
C)  Both A and B

Question 14

Identify reasons why children being bullied don't ask for help.

Accepted Answer

Bullied children may want to handle it a

Question 15

Identify major safety concerns (other than violence) for students in school.

Accepted Answer

Major safety concerns include

Question 16

The most frequent ages at which rape occurs are:

Accepted Answer

A)  14 and 15. 
B)  20 and 21. 
C)  25 and 26. 
A)  14 and 15. 
B)  20 and 21. 
C)  25 and 26.

Children who bully tend to be:

Which of the following is true regarding playground safety?

Learning potential decreases when children are constantly confronted with the threat of violence because:

Explain why children bully others.

Sexual abuse includes exposure to pornography.

Fire kills more Americans than:

How does bullying differ from normal quarreling, teasing, childhood "rough play," or conflict?

When responding to bullying:

When handling disclosure on sexual abuse:

Teachers who report suspected child abuse to a school administrator or counselor are meeting the full requirements of the law.

When handling a child abuse disclosure, there are some important things NOT to do. Identify three things that one should not do when handling a child abuse disclosure.

Identify the major types of child abuse most states recognize by law.

To help prevent date rape, secondary curricula should teach students to be cautious of inappropriate dating behaviors or characteristics of dating partners such as those demonstrating:

Identify reasons why children being bullied don't ask for help.

Identify major safety concerns (other than violence) for students in school.

The most frequent ages at which rape occurs are:

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Exam 9: Promoting Safety and Violence Prevention

Children who bully tend to be:

Which of the following is true regarding playground safety?

Learning potential decreases when children are constantly confronted with the threat of violence because:

Explain why children bully others.

Sexual abuse includes exposure to pornography.

Fire kills more Americans than:

How does bullying differ from normal quarreling, teasing, childhood "rough play," or conflict?

When responding to bullying:

When handling disclosure on sexual abuse:

Teachers who report suspected child abuse to a school administrator or counselor are meeting the full requirements of the law.

When handling a child abuse disclosure, there are some important things NOT to do. Identify three things that one should not do when handling a child abuse disclosure.

Identify the major types of child abuse most states recognize by law.

To help prevent date rape, secondary curricula should teach students to be cautious of inappropriate dating behaviors or characteristics of dating partners such as those demonstrating:

Identify reasons why children being bullied don't ask for help.

Identify major safety concerns (other than violence) for students in school.

The most frequent ages at which rape occurs are:

Teaching to Make a Difference

Teaching Todays Students

Life Skills

Dealing With Stress

Media Literacy Skills

Promoting Healthy Eating and Physical Activity

Promoting a Tobacco-Free and Drug-Free Lifestyle

Promoting Sexual Health

Dealing With Crises and Critical Issues

Filters