Parenting from the Inside Out Quiz

Thank you for taking the time to read Parenting from the Inside Out. Please complete the following quiz. A score of 80% or higher will earn you 5 hours of education credits. You may take the quiz as many times as you need!

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* 1. Contact Information for Sending CEs:

Name

Your ABCH Location

Your Social Worker

Email Address

Phone Number

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* 2. Memory is the way the brain responds to experiences and creates new brain connections. The two major ways connections are made are the two forms of memory: _ and .

implicit and explicit

fun and terror

trauma and neutral

none of the above

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* 3. ______________ processing is nonlinear, holistic, and contextual, and specializes in autobiographical information, nonverbal signals, and spontaneous and raw emotions.

Left Brain

Right Brain

Amygdala

Hippocampus

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* 4. True or False: Every day we miss opportunities for making true connection when instead of listening and responding appropriately to our children, we respond only from our own point-of-view and fail to make a connection to their experience.

True

False

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* 5. The ABCs of Attachment are:

Attitude, behaviors, and consequences

Attunement, balance, and coherence

Appetite, body image, and communication

None of the above

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* 6. True or False: Research demonstrates that growth towards secure attachment in adulthood is not possible and attachment will not change.

True

False

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* 7. Which of the following are types of disconnection and rupture?

Oscillating disconnection

Benign rupture

Limit-setting rupture

Toxic rupture

All of the above

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* 8. In mindful awareness, the anonym COAL is a helpful way to link presence, openness, and the inside-out approach. COAL stands for:

Curious, open, accepting, and loving

Curious, opportunities, accepting, and living

Critical, open, accusing, and loving

None of the above

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* 9. ______________ is the capacity to 'see' or image the mind of oneself or another, enabling an understanding of behavior in terms of mental processing.

Reflective dialogues

Empathy

Compassion

Mindsight

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* 10. True or False: I read all of Parenting from the Inside Out.

True

False

Thank you for taking this quiz. Your certificate will be emailed to you and your social worker within a week. Please contact Abby Huhn at ahuhn@alabamachild.org if you have any questions.

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Parenting from the Inside Out Quiz

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* 1. Contact Information for Sending CEs:

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* 2. Memory is the way the brain responds to experiences and creates new brain connections. The two major ways connections are made are the two forms of memory: ___________ and __________.

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* 3. ______________ processing is nonlinear, holistic, and contextual, and specializes in autobiographical information, nonverbal signals, and spontaneous and raw emotions.

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* 4. True or False: Every day we miss opportunities for making true connection when instead of listening and responding appropriately to our children, we respond only from our own point-of-view and fail to make a connection to their experience.

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* 5. The ABCs of Attachment are:

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* 6. True or False: Research demonstrates that growth towards secure attachment in adulthood is not possible and attachment will not change.

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* 7. Which of the following are types of disconnection and rupture?

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* 8. In mindful awareness, the anonym COAL is a helpful way to link presence, openness, and the inside-out approach. COAL stands for:

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* 9. ______________ is the capacity to 'see' or image the mind of oneself or another, enabling an understanding of behavior in terms of mental processing.

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* 10. True or False: I read all of Parenting from the Inside Out.

* 2. Memory is the way the brain responds to experiences and creates new brain connections. The two major ways connections are made are the two forms of memory: _ and .