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According to the Society for Research in Child Development, what are the long-term consequences of separating families?
According to the Society for Research in Child Development, what are the long-term consequences of separating families?
- Separating families has positive long-term consequences.
- Separating families has long-term positive psychological and health consequences for children, families, and communities.
- Separating families has no long-term consequences.
- Separating families has long-term damaging psychological and health consequences for children, families, and communities. (correct)
What are the harmful effects of parent-child separation on children's well-being?
What are the harmful effects of parent-child separation on children's well-being?
- Parent-child separation increases the risk for mental health problems, poor social functioning, and insecure attachment. (correct)
- Parent-child separation has no harmful effects on children's well-being.
- Parent-child separation increases the risk for physical and mental health problems, but has no effect on social functioning or attachment.
- Parent-child separation increases the risk for physical health problems only.
How does parental separation impact children's psychological health?
How does parental separation impact children's psychological health?
- Parental separation is considered a toxic stressor and can have long-lasting psychological effects on children, even into adulthood. (correct)
- Parental separation has no impact on children's psychological health.
- Parental separation is considered a positive stressor and has no long-lasting psychological effects on children.
- Parental separation is considered a positive stressor and can have long-lasting psychological effects on children, but not into adulthood.
What are the long-term consequences of separating families according to the Society for Research in Child Development?
What are the long-term consequences of separating families according to the Society for Research in Child Development?
What is the role of parents in buffering children from the adverse effects of toxic stress?
What is the role of parents in buffering children from the adverse effects of toxic stress?