Safety Threats
What are the four types of safety threats?
abduction, sexual abuse, firearm injury, poisoning
What are the three types of assessments?
verbal report, role-play, in-situ
What are the two approaches?
informational, active learning
What are the four types of training that increase accessibility?
group, parent-implemented, peer-implemented, simulated
Most sexual abuse is perpetrated by a stranger.
false
What are the four types of abduction lures?
simple, authority, incentive, assistance
What type of assessment is the following?
What would you do if a man came up to you and asked you to help him find his puppy?
verbal report
What is an informational teaching approach?
teacher provides information about the safety threat and descricbes or models and the correct response to it
What is simulated training?
computerized virtual reality version of BST where participants controls a characters rehearsing the correct response
Children have difficulty discriminating real from fake guns and many have played with guns without their parents knowledge.
true
What are the two types of social safety threats?
abduction, sexual abuse
What type of assessment is the following?
Let's pretend we're in your kitchen and you see this gun on the table. Let's also pretend I am your dad and I'm in another room. I want you to show me exactly what you would do if you found this gun on your kitchen table.
role play
What is an active learning approach?
the learner practices the correct response to the threat while teacher provides reinforcement and corrective feedback on performance
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!!!!
What is a key factor is success for parent implemented training?
a) parent fidelity
b) implementation fidelity
c) researcher fidelity
d) none of the above
e) all of the above
b) implementation fidelity
Unintentional poisoning is a leading source of injury in teenagers
false
What are the two types of non-social safety threats?
firearm injury, poisoning
What type of assessment is the following?
A child is asked to go to a room where researchers placed a hidden camera and firearm. (child is not aware he/she is being assessed)
in situ
Which approach is more effective? informational or active learning?
active learning
What are the two benefits to increasing accessibility?
save time and cut costs/resources
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!!!!
Role-play assessments are the most effective.
False
What are the four steps you should take when encountering a safety threat?
recognize, avoid, escape, report
Which assessment is the most effective?
in situ
What are the two active learning approaches for teaching safety skills?
BST (behavioral skills training), IST (in situ training)
What pairing is used for implementing trainings?
a) ACT and ABC
b) BST and IST
c) BIP and IEP
d) FAST and FBA
BST and IST
In situ assessments are the most effective in ensuring the child is performing the behavior in the presence of the safety threat when alone.
true