Exam 12: Trauma- and Stressor-Related Disorders

 Pedophiles ____.

 Which of the following would qualify as physical neglect?

 A history of ____ among males is a significant risk factor for inappropriate sexual behaviors, alienation, and social incompetence in adolescence.

 Children living with __________________ are at significantly greater risk of all types of maltreatment.

 Reactive attachment disorder (RAD) and disinhibited social engagement disorder (DSED) are diagnoses that apply only to children ages __________________.

 Successful treatment of children who have experienced sexual abuse results in children ____.

 Physically abused children tend to have peer relationships marked by ____.

 Which statement best describes the occurrence of maltreatment?

 What are some of the media and entertainment industry's influences on child maltreatment?

 A maltreated child who has been chronically aroused for a long period of time becomes ____ to stress.

 What would be considered manageable stress for children?

 After prolonged and unpredictable stressful events, cortisol levels ____ and the feedback systems that control hormone levels in the brain may become ____.

 Describe the dynamic process of child abuse.

 While adaptive in abusive and inescapable situations, dissociation may lead to ____.

 Describe the continuum of child care.

 A babysitter who notices bruises on a child who subsequently tells the sitter that her mother hits her is obligated (by law) to ____.

 Once environmental and adult factors are controlled, the only child characteristic that has been associated with the risk of sexual abuse is ____.

 What are some of the determinants of healthy parent-child relationships and family roles?

 Which form of treatment focuses on children who have learned of harm to others?

 What are traumatic events and what do they include?