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Impact of Natural Disasters on Child Development
Impact of Natural Disasters on Child Development
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1
Higher levels of disaster- related maternal stress is associated with _________.
Higher emotional stability
Lower cognitive and motor development scores in children at 16 months
Low standardized test scores
Higher IQ scores
2
True or False: Mask wearing had an impact on US infant's language skills.
True
False
3
Disaster- related prenatal stress does not impact the development of a child.
True
False
4
How were the mothers and infants in the Nepal earthquakes affected?
Pregnancy and birth complications
Housing that provided little protection
All of the above
National fuel crisis
5
The infants born during the pandemic had deficits in ________.
Waving Goodbye
Not being able to communicate until 2 years old.
IQ
Social Communication
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What is a common behavioral change seen in young children after experiencing a natural disaster?
Increased independent play
Decreased attachment to caregivers
Increased crying and irritability
Enhanced language development
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Were older or younger children more impacted by COVID 19?
There is conflicting research on this.
Younger Children
Older children
They were impacted the same.
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Infants had a decreased sense of______.
Memory
Trust in the world
Belief that their parents would leave
Urgency
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The CORAL and BASELINE developmental milestone study showed that COVID had no impact on infants.
False
True
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How can supporting caregivers benefit young children's emotional well-being?
By reducing caregiver stress, that affects children's emotional stability
By focusing only on the child's needs, ignoring caregiver mental health
By encouraging children to explore more independently
By ensuring children become more self-relient
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Why is maintaining routines important for children in their early developmental years after a disaster?
It provides a sense of security and stability
It encourages them to be more independent
It distracts them from environmental changes
It helps speed up cognitive development
12
Which of the following did infants born during the pandemic have lower scores on?
Fine Motor
All of the options are correct.
Gross Motor
Personal Social
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Children in flood-affected areas experience ________ nutritional outcomes than those in unaffected areas.
Poorer
None of the above
Superior
Wealthy
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Social Developmental impact of earthquakes on infants includes_________.
Trauma helping infants overcome fear
Increased equality in lower income communities
Disruptions in social support networks
Decreased risk of disease
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What age did CORAL and BASELINE developmental milestone study focus on?
Approx. 0-10 months
Approx 0-24 months
Approx. 0-12 months
Approx 6-12 months