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CHILD ABUSE TEST REVIEWQUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
Acute stress disorder - answer-experienced in the immediate aftermath of a traumatic
event.
Crisis - answer-specific set of temporary circumstances
-state of upset and disequilibrium
-individual's inability to cope with particular situation using cutomary methods of problem
solving.
Ecological theory - answer-assumes that fv occurs when parent/child/family are
mismatched with neighborhood and community
Exchange theory - answer-argues that fv is based on a determination of cost and
rewards
Fv - answer-any act or omission by persons who are cohabiting that results in serious
injury to other members of family
Frustration-aggression theory - answer-based on premise that individuals react
aggressively when some goal is blocked or frustrated
General systems theory - answer-assumes that violence within the family is a function
of a system rather than an individual pathology of the family member
Intergenerational transmission of violence theory - answer-asserts that violent behavior
is learned within the family and handed from on generation to the next. Battered child
syndrome was coined.
Long-term crisis reaction - answer-condition that osscurs when victims do not suffer
from posstraumatic stress disorder, certains events can trigger feelings causing
reexperience
Patriarchy theory - answer-views society as being dominated by males with women and
children in in which they are possessions by men
Posttraumatic stress disorder - answer-development of logically distressing event that is
outside the range of usual human experience
Psychopathology theory - answer-certain individuals suffer from mental illness,
personality disorders and other dysfuntions that cause them to engage in aggressive
acts within the family
, Resources theory - answer-holds that the use of violence within a relationship depends
on the resources that a family member controls
Social conflict theory - answer-proposes that unacknowleged alienation and shame
generate violence within the family
Culture of violence theory - answer-base on the premise that violence is unevenly
distributed within our society, and violence is more prevalent in the lower socioeconomic
sectors of society
Social learning theory - answer-intergration of differential associations with differential
reinforcements so that people with whom one interacts are the reinforcers of beavior
that results in learning both deviant and nondeviant behavior
Sociobiology or eveolutionary theory - answer-assumes that parents will not emotionally
attach to or invest themselves in children with loive reproductive potential
Substance abuse theory - answer-accepts the propostion that drugs/alcohol are cause
or contribute to fv
Battered child syndrome - answer-descibres the disanosis of medical expert based on
scientific studies that indicate that when a child suffers certain types of continuing
injuries, those injuries were not caused by accidental means.
Caffey's syndrome - answer-the absence of a skeletal disease, children who have
bother subdural and heatomas and long-bone fractures are the victimes of trauma.
Physical child abuse - answer-any act that results in a nonaccidential physical injury by
a person who has care, custody or control of a child (ages: 3-7)
Psychopathological model - answer-stresses the characteristics of the abuse as the
primary cause of abuse. The abuser's personality predisposes the abuse to injure the
child.
Interactional model - answer-views child abuse as a result of a dysfunctional system
Environmental-sociological-cultural model - answer-views child abuse as a result of
stresses in society
Subdural hematoma - answer-tearing of the briding vessels between the brain and the
dura occuring over the surface of the brain
Concussion - answer-mild form of diffuse brain injury associated w/ accerleration-
deceleration of shaking the child's head
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