PRELIMINARY EXAM Flashcards by Tin Tin

He is a philanthropist and author of “the bully’s Trap – the definitive guide to creating psychologically safe workplaces.”

Select one:

a.
Andrew Faas

b.
Jonathan Fast

c.
Dr. Marlene Seltzer

d.
Heather Bass, LCPC

Andrew Faas

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His research focuses on the developmental process by which people come to be violent.

Select one:

a.
Andrew Faas

b.
Jonathan Fast

c.
Dr. Marlene Seltzer

d.
Heather Bass, LCPC

Jonathan Fast

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An obstetrician-gynecologist and the director No Bullying Live Empowered (NoBLE) Center, at Beaumont Hospital – Royal Oak.

Select one:

a.
Andrew Faas

b.
Jonathan Fast

c.
Dr. Marlene Seltzer

d.
Heather Bass, LCPC

Dr. Marlene Seltzer

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An age-old problem that probably isn’t going away anytime soon.

Select one:

a.
Violence

b.
Victim

c.
Mental Illness

d.
Bullying

Bullying

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Which of the following does not included?

Select one:

a.
Physical bullying

b.
Social bullying

c.
Verbal bullying

d.
Mental Illness

Mental Illness

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involves hurting someone’s relationships or reputation via rumor, gossip or exclusion.

Select one:

a.
Physical bullying

b.
Social bullying

c.
Verbal bullying

d.
Mental Illness

Social bullying

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It is hurting someone or taking/destroying their possessions.

Select one:

a.
Physical bullying

b.
Social bullying

c.
Verbal bullying

d.
Mental Illness

Physical Bullying

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It includes making disparaging comments, taunting, threatening, writing cruel things, and intimidation.

Select one:

a.
Physical bullying

b.
Social bullying

c.
Verbal bullying

d.
Mental Illness

Verbal Bullying

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It takes place using electronic technology and can involve cruel messages, rumors, embarrassing pictures or videos and threats.

Select one:

a.
Physical bullying

b.
Social bullying

c.
Verbal bullying

d.
Cyberbullying

Cyber bullying

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It is usually starting with flirtation and become more aggressive depending on how the target responds.

Select one:

a.
Physical bullying

b.
Social bullying

c.
Verbal bullying

d.
Sexual bullying

Sexual Bullying

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He is a management advisor and senior executive with Canada’s two largest retail organizations and now heads of the Faas Foundation which focuses on health care, education and medical research.

Select one:

a.
Marlene Seltzer M.D

b.
Andrew Faas

c.
Jonathan Fast

Andrew Faas

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An associate professor at Wurzweiler school of social work of Yeshiva University in NYC and an internationally-prominent authority on mass shootings and school violence.

Select one:

a.
Jonathan Fast

b.
Andrew Faas

c.
Marlene Seltzer M.D

Jonathan Fast

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He is the author of the eight novels and two books of non fiction: the highly acclaimed “ceremonial violence” which represents a new way of understanding school rampage shootings, and “beyond bullying: breaking the cycle of shame, bullying, and violence” which will be published this month by oxford university press.

Select one:

a.
Marlene Seltzer M.D

b.
Andrew Faas

c.
Jonathan Fast

Jonathan Fast

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He has made bullying in the workplace a passion and helping prevent it a reason for being.

Select one:

a.
Jonathan Fast

b.
Andrew Faas

c.
Marlene Seltzer M.D

Andrew Faas

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include publicly humiliating, isolating from others, excluding from meetings, discrediting, forcing unreasonable expectations, threatening, contents badgering, withholding information required to fulfill expectation and gossiping.

Select one:

a.
Sexual Bullying

b.
cyber bullying

c.
School and workplace bullying

School and workplace bullying

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usually starts with flirtation and become more aggressive depending on how the target responds

Select one:

a.
Social Bullying

b.
Verbal Bullying

c.
Sexual Bullying

Sexual Bullying

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According to Fast 2019, _____ bullies pick on kids who are smaller and weaker that they are and usually attack verbally, questioning maturity, intelligence, strength or gender

Select one:

a. Female

b. Male

c. Gay

d. Lesbian

Male

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bullying in the workplace is usually about power and control

True or false

True

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Bullies bully because they _____. They work in cultures that condone , accept , and in many cases , even expect managers to bully .

a. Want
b. Need
c. Can

Can

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Bullies target those who are a threat to them and or those they can intimidate.

True or False

True

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According to Seltzer ( 2020 ) There are a variety of risk factors and reasons. Below are those, except:

Select one:

a. violence in the home
b. previously being a victim
c. It runs in the blood
d. desire for attention or to attain/ maintain social status

It runs in the blood

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Some bullies view aggression negatively, shows empathy and have anti-social tendencies

True or False

False (positively and shows little empathy)

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Bullying is about power, and the person bullying is trying to meet a need in a maladaptive way. Bullying requires a perceived power imbalance -whether physical , social, etc.

True or False

True

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Swedish psychologist who identified five risk factors that contribute boy becoming a bully.

Select one:

a. Olweus
b. Leus
c. Owlands

Olweus

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Children who become bullies often have been shamed by their families and are to manage their shame by displacing it on another child. True or False

True

Below are the risk factors that contribute boy becoming a bully except: Select one: a. The parents did not bond well with the child when he or she was an infant b. The parents were also bullies and the trait was observed by the child growing up c. Parents failed to inhibit the child ' s aggression d. The child has an inborn penchant toward aggressive and impulsive behavior . e. Parents model led aggression and physical forces primary problem-solving strategies f. The child is larger and stronger than other children his age

The parents were also bullies and the trait was observed by the child growing up

most people who are severely bullied suffer from__________

post-traumatic stress disorder

Emotions targets experience include loneliness loss of confidence, blame , low sense of self, anger , fear , depression, loss of control and confusion. True or False

True

Being targeted becomes all-consuming but it is usually possible to think about anything else while it is going on True or False

False (impossible)

One of the most disturbing aspects is the inability for targets to find closure even after bullying has stopped, because of the ____ it leaves. Select one: a. Memories b. Scars c. Marks d. Experiences

Scars

According to Seltzer ( 2020 ), some emotions victims experience includes these, except one: Select one: a. depression b. anxiety c. anger d. loneliness e. decreased self-esteem.

Anger

_____ who bully are also at increased risk for depression and anxiety. Select one: a. Kids b. Youths c. Bosses d. Adults

Youths

Targets are at increased risk for suicidality and substance abuse. True or False

True

According to Fast (2020) when the bully questions the victim' s maturity, intelligence , gender presentation, cleanliness , wealth or success , part of the victim believes the insult. True or False

True

Victims may retreat into themselves, and become smaller and more fearful. True or False

True

Targets create a low-status version of themselves feeling shame. True or False

True

Some victims, having been bullied over time, are depressed and anxious adults. True or False

True

According to Faas (2020) do not deal with it alone, go to someone you trust and strategize on how to confront it True or False

True

in many cases, human resources offices are viewed as part of the solution versus as part of the problem True or False

False (part of the problem not solution)

bystander intervention has been shown unsuccessful True or False

False (successful)

Targets of bullying are encourage to tell a trusted friend and to obtain help, as friends have the authority and ability to address such behavior True or False

False (adults)

Intimate Relationships has been shown to be a protective factor from the consequences of bullying and resilience, a product of positive caring relationships with adults .

False (friendships)

Ignoring a problem does not make it go away True or False

True

According to Fast (2020) It is the victim's responsibility to protect themselves in School and it is the duty of the school to create a non-hostile atmosphere where students do not have to worry about hurt or humiliation and can concentrate on learning

False (not the victim's responsibility)

creating psychologically healthy and safe work environments can prevent bullying True or False

True

problem that occurs well beyond the school years and prevention will take a comprehensive societal approach

Bullying

According to Faas (2020) we can prevent bullying and we can reduce the incidence and the viciousness of bullying by moving our school communities away from retributive behavior. True or False

False (we can't prevent bullying anymore than we can prevent interpersonal aggression)

making affirmative statements, leading proactive circle conferences, using reintegrative shame management, and a restorative approach in family conferences build more civil school societies

Restorative processes

Parents can also contribute to bullying prevention by instilling certain values in their children, such as kindness and empathy. Creating the right mindset in children can help prevent a child from becoming a bully True or False

True

Other types of Bullying except one: a. Verbal bullying b. Sexual bullying c. Reactive bullying d. Seasonal bullying e. Relational bullying

Seasonal bullying

also known as online bullying. It has become increasingly common, especially among teenagers, as the digital sphere has expanded and technology has advanced

Cyber bullying or cyber harassment

can be even more pervasive and difficult to avoid. It can also occur anytime during day or night Select one: a. Physical Bullying b. Cyber Bullying c. Verbal Bullying

Cyber

Cyberspace affords bully the anonymity to cause a great deal of damage with little or no repercussions True or False

True

The evidence of the bullying can be long lasting because once a harassing message is posted, it can spread like wildfire around the net. Even it the original message is deleted, it may be reproduced many timer, making it impossible to reign in the damage True or False

True

Where does cyberbullying happen the most?

Text messages

cyberbullying happens in these platforms except: Text messages Facebook Instagram TikTok Twitter Snapchat Emails Others

TikTok

electronic aggression happens in the following except: Online Games Chat rooms Websites Instant messaging Emails Texts messaging

Online games

Cyberbullying can be reported in several different ways except: a. Principal office/guidance counselor b. DOJ - office of cybercrime c. Police officer d. Parents

Parents

cyberbullying be prevented by starting a a. campaign b. conversation c. lecture

Conversation

Types of cyberbullying except for: Impersonation Cyberstalking Scamming Flamming Password theft Proxy attacks

Scamming

Effects of bullying except for: Substance abuse Mental health Relationship Academic performance Decreased self-esteem Physical health

Decreased self-esteem

- Children who are the victims of bullying can get help from their school. They should talk to a teacher, principal, or school counselor. -Someone who has been the victim of a crime should alert the authorities, while those who are feeling hopeless and suicidal can get help through a suicide hotline. a. Statement 1 is true and statement 2 is false b. Statement 1 is false and statement 2 is true c. Both statements are true d. Both statements are false

Both statements are true

Bullying victims can feel isolated, so communicating with them can help them feel better. True or False

True

The way ______ respond to bullying can go a long way toward helping a child get through the experience. First, it's important for ____ to understand what the warning signs of bullying are, so they can recognize it. Then it is vital to have open and honest communication, ensuring that the child feels comfortable talking about their experiences. Select one: a. Psychologist b. Parents c. Guidance Counselor/Teacher

Parents

warning signs that a child is bullying except one: a. Failure to take responsibility for their own actions b. Frequently getting into verbal and physical; altercations c. Increased concern about their reputation or being a part of the crows d. Thinks highly of themselves e. Having extra income or new belongings without being able to explain how they got them

Thinks highly of themselves

risk factors for becoming a bully except one: a. Has experienced being bullied b. Witnessing abuse at home c. Being the victim of abuse or neglect d. Having parents who don’t think bullying is a big deal e. Having siblings who are bullies f. Having permissive parents

Has experienced being bullied

People can become bullies to fit in with a crowd of _______ people who are bullies and or to feel better about themselves.

High-status

The federal government has passed legislation about bullying. True or False

False (has not passed)

All victims of bullying are vulnerable, weak and no assessment Fact or Myth

Myth (not all victims)

Bullying is always a choice made by bullies Fact or Myth

Fact

Victims of bullying do something to deserve the bullying Fact or Myth

Myth

A phenomenon which most adults have a hard time understanding just how painful Bullying can be.

Empathy Gap

Victims of Bullying tends to overreact and needs to get tougher Fact or Myth

Myth

Kids rarely disclose what is happening to them regardless of an excellent relationship with their parents. Fact or Myth

Fact

Victims of Bullying always reports bullying Fact or Myth

Myth

Victims of Bullying should retaliate against the bullies. Fact or Myth

Myth