Question 1

What does it mean to be resilient?

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Able to overcome traumas without having an impact on their future

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Able to overcome traumas easily

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Able to help others overcome traumatic experiences

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Able to not feel sadness and distress

Question 2

What is Schoon's theory?

Accepted Answer

Resilience can be thought and developed by others

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Resilience is something someone either has or doesn't

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Resilience can only be properly thought by a resilient individual

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Environment plays no role when it comes to being resilient

Question 3

Which of these are part of the 7 Cs?

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Control and Character

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Collaborative and Confidence

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Copying and Control

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Character and Collective

Question 4

Which of these is an example of a protective fatcor?

Accepted Answer

Sociability

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Creativity

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Child's age

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Reading skills

Question 5

What did Werner (2005) do?

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Supported the significance of protective factors

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First dicovered resilience

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Supported the insignificance of protective factors in Kauai

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Proved the significance of protective factors

Question 6

What is a major factor in a child's healthy development?

Accepted Answer

Relationship between parents and child

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Relationship with school environment

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Their education

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Their diet

Question 7

What is one of the strategies that promotes resilience?

Accepted Answer

After-school programmes

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Rehab facilities

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In-school programmes

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Charities for children

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