Understanding trauma, attachment and behaviour

Questions

1. Question 1 of 5In attachment theory, a “safe haven” is…

   A quiet room a child is sent toThe trusted adult a child returns to for comfort when things feel too muchA rule that keeps a child indoors
2. Question 2 of 5A “secure base” describes…

   An adult the child can explore from, knowing they are kept in mindA strict routine with no changesA place the child must stay
3. Question 3 of 5Which statement about attachment patterns matches this module?

   They are fixed for life and decide a child’s futureThey describe how a child tends to seek comfort from a particular adult, and they can changeParents should assess and label their child’s pattern
4. Question 4 of 5Which is typical of teenagers, according to this module?

   They no longer need a trusted adultWanting privacy means they have rejected youThey may push away while still needing a secure base to return to
5. Question 5 of 5Why might a child who has experienced trauma react strongly to a small change of plan?

   Their alarm system may have become very sensitive, so it goes off quicklyThey are always choosing to be difficultChanges of plan only upset spoilt children