Quiz: Supporting Your Child’s Emotional Needs

What is one common behavioral change in children experiencing emotional distress? *

Increased sociability

Withdrawal from social interactions

Improved focus on schoolwork

Increased energy and playfulness

How can emotional distress manifest in a child’s physical health? *

Increased physical activity

Frequent headaches or stomachaches without a clear medical cause

Strong appetite and weight gain

Enhanced physical strength

Which change in academic performance might indicate emotional distress? *

Dramatically improving grades

Consistently high performance

Declining school performance and lack of interest in school activities

Skipping homework for extracurricular activities

What is a potential emotional response in a child dealing with trauma-related distress? *

Excessive fear or worry about everyday situations

Increased confidence and self-assurance

Strong desire to take risks

Uncontrollable laughter

Which of the following could be a sign of emotional distress related to sleep patterns? *

Regular sleep with no disturbances

Increased interest in daytime naps

Difficulty falling asleep and frequent nightmares

Sleeping soundly throughout the night

What might a sudden change in appetite in a child indicate? *

A desire for new types of food

An attempt to cope with emotions

Improved mood and energy

Simply growing older

What is a common emotional consequence of trauma on children’s self-perception? *

Feeling confident in themselves

Developing a sense of superiority

Low self-esteem or self-worth

Feeling indifferent to others

What can parents do to support children showing signs of emotional distress? *

Dismiss their feelings to encourage resilience

Encourage children to ignore their emotions

Create a safe environment and encourage open communication

Allow them to handle everything independently

Why is establishing a routine important for children experiencing emotional distress? *

It provides entertainment throughout the day

It helps the child focus on tasks

It offers a sense of stability and control

It makes them more independent

When should parents consider seeking professional help for a child showing signs of emotional distress? *

If the signs are mild and short-term

If the signs persist or worsen over time

Only if the child requests it

If the child shows no signs of distress at all

Parenting and Family Dynamics

Quiz: Supporting Your Child’s Emotional Needs