PACE part 1: Playfulness and Acceptance

Questions

1. Question 1 of 5PACE stands for…

   Patience, Authority, Calm and EffortPlayfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity and EmpathyPraise, Attention, Consequences and Encouragement
2. Question 2 of 5Who created PACE, and as part of what?

   Dr Dan Hughes, as a core part of Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP)John Bowlby, as part of a school behaviour policyThis course’s provider, as a new technique
3. Question 3 of 5Which statement about this Foundation course is accurate?

   It is official DDP training endorsed by Dr HughesIt qualifies you to provide DDP therapyIt is an independent introduction, not affiliated with or endorsed by Dr Hughes or DDPI
4. Question 4 of 5When should you hold back on playfulness?

   When a child is very distressed or ashamed, or may hear humour as mockeryWhenever a child is calmNever, because humour always helps
5. Question 5 of 5Which response shows acceptance while keeping a limit?

   “You don’t really hate your sister.”“You’re so fed up with your sister right now. I still won’t let you hit her.”“Stop feeling like that.”