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Test Children with difficult temperaments
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QUESTION 1: HOW IS “DIFFICULT TEMPERAMENT” DEFINED?
A term to describe problem children
An innate style of responding to the world around the child
A manifestation of a lack of family structure
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SECOND QUESTION: WHAT FACTORS CAN INFLUENCE A CHILD'S DIFFICULT TEMPERAMENT?
Genetics alone
Exposure to toxic substances during pregnancy
Only prenatal experiences
The combination of genetics, prenatal experiences, family environment, and social relationships
QUESTION 3: WHAT ARE SOME ADDITIONAL CHALLENGES FACED BY PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS OF CHILDREN WITH DIFFICULT TEMPERAMENTS?
Need for constant attention and excessive praise
Resistance to following rules, emotional outbursts, and need for constant attention
Need for rigid structures and lack of emotional expression
Lack of clear boundaries and predictable routines
QUESTION 4: HOW DOES POSITIVITY-BASED APPROACHES BENEFIT THE PARENTING OF CHILDREN WITH DIFFICULT TEMPERAMENTS?
Encourages resistance to limits
Causes stress and exhaustion in caregivers
Positive reinforcement, praise for desired behavior, and attention to emotional needs are effective tools
Increases intensity in the child's focus
QUESTION 5: WHY IS IT CRUCIAL TO TEACH EMOTIONAL SELF-REGULATION STRATEGIES TO CHILDREN WITH DIFFICULT TEMPERAMENTS?
To increase emotional intensity
To generate resistance to following rules
To encourage excessive expression of emotions
To help them recognize and express their emotions in a healthy way
QUESTION 6: HOW IMPORTANT ARE CLEAR BOUNDARIES IN RAISING CHILDREN WITH DIFFICULT TEMPERAMENTS?
Not necessary
They provide a structure that gives security and helps develop a sense of responsibility
Generating resistance and frustration in the child
Only relevant during adolescence
QUESTION 7: HOW CAN SOCIAL SUPPORT CONTRIBUTE TO THE EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN WITH DIFFICULT TEMPERAMENTS?
No impact
Encourages resistance to social interaction
Helps improve social skills and reduces feelings of isolation
Only necessary during childhood
QUESTION 8: WHEN IS IT ADVISABLE TO SEEK PROFESSIONAL GUIDANCE IN RAISING CHILDREN WITH DIFFICULT TEMPERAMENTS?
Only when children are inherently problematic
When the challenges associated with difficult temperament are overwhelming
Professional guidance is not necessary
Only during adolescence
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