Psych Test 3 Part 3

Front 1

Benefits of Play

Back 1

Good in developing physical and social skills. Involved important cognitive ability.

Front 2

Functional

Back 2

Only infants do. Manipulating objects

Front 3

Constructive

Back 3

Actually build something. LEGO’s

Front 4

Physical Deprivation

Back 4

No food, clothing, hygiene and shelter

Front 5

Medical Neglect

Back 5

Medical, dental, psychiatric care not provided to treat serious physical or psychological injuries or illnesses

Front 6

Physical Endangerment

Back 6

Reckless behavior toward a child. Leaving a gun around, cooking meth, leaving them unsupervised

Front 7

Physical Endangerment

Back 7

Reckless behavior toward a child. Leaving a gun around, cooking meth, leaving them unsupervised

Front 8

Abandonment

Back 8

Leaving without good reason

Front 9

Physical Endangerment

Back 9

Reckless behavior toward a child. Leaving a gun around, cooking meth, leaving them unsupervised

Front 10

Abandonment

Back 10

Leaving without good reason

Front 11

Emotional Abuse

Back 11

Physical or emotional assault (lock in a basement for long time, chained to a bed)

Front 12

Physical Endangerment

Back 12

Reckless behavior toward a child. Leaving a gun around, cooking meth, leaving them unsupervised

Front 13

Abandonment

Back 13

Leaving without good reason

Front 14

Emotional Abuse

Back 14

Physical or emotional assault (lock in a basement for long time, chained to a bed)

Front 15

Improper Ethical Guidance

Back 15

Inappropriate parental conduct or lifestyles (giving a kid beer or cigarette)

Front 16

Indicators of Abuse

Back 16

Injuries in weird places (back of arms, legs, middle of back, around eyes or genital area). If different areas are healing at different rates

Front 17

Indicators of Sexual Abuse

Back 17

Physical: torn, infected or bloody. Swollen, inflamed, or infected or diseased.

Behavioral: more knowledge than what a child should have. Acting inappropriate to others

Front 18

Reactive Aggression

Back 18

Aggression following what is perceived as harmful or threatening

Front 19

Relational aggression

Back 19

No physical aggression

Front 20

Relational aggression

Back 20

No physical aggression

Front 21

Bullying aggression

Back 21

Aggression that is unprovoked and is primarily aimed at 1 who cannot defend oneself

Front 22

Abusive parents

Back 22

Typically less than 39. Female perpetrators are typically younger than male. Are impulsive, are defensive, project their problems into child, have unmet dependency needs,