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Communicating with Children: Good Practice Guide

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How can parents be helpful in improving communication with children according to the text?

By only communicating with the child visually

By avoiding attachment with the child to promote independence

By ignoring the child's difficulties and focusing on the parent's needs

By instilling confidence in the child and rapidly building a secure attachment (correct)

What is an important factor to consider when communicating with babies and infants, as per the text?

Focusing solely on the child's language development

Considering motor, sensory, and non-verbal cues in communication (correct)

Ignoring sensory-motor stages of development

Emphasizing verbal communication over non-verbal cues

What can be a challenge when communicating with adolescents based on the text?

Increasing self-awareness

Reducing the child's risk-taking behaviors

Dealing with increasing independence and conflict with parents (correct)

Decreasing conflict with parents

Which children-related factor can affect communication with children?

Age, intellectual capacity, or presence of special needs like blindness or autism Signup and view all the answers

How do special needs impact communication, as described in the text?

Special needs require assessing level of understanding and using alternate communication methods Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the factors related to parents that can affect a child's behavior during a medical examination?

The parent's socioeconomic state Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of maintaining good eye contact and smiling or looking saddened as appropriate?

To show you are in control Signup and view all the answers

What is the benefit of imitating with a doll what you want the child to do?

To empower the child Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important to acknowledge a child's feelings and appreciate their struggle?

To build trust and rapport Signup and view all the answers

What should you avoid doing while examining a child?

Standing over a child Signup and view all the answers