Lesson 5 Quiz

Question 1. What are some factors that contribute to a woman choosing adoption for her child?

a. The birth parents are not financially stable.
b. The birth parents are struggling with addictions or mental health issues.
c. The birth parents are already struggling to raise other children.
d. The birth parents don't love their child.
e. Answers a, b and c

Describe three challenges that birth mothers may face after placing a child for adoption.

a. Trauma
b. Separation from the child
c. Loss of ability to raise the child
d. A break in family lineage/societal stigmas
d. All of the above

Question 3. What is “ambiguous loss”?

a. A type of grief that results from a child dying at a young age.
b. Ongoing emotional pain of having placed a child for adoption without fully losing them from their lives.
c. A type of grief that occurs when there is no closure or clear resolution.
d. An irreparable break in a relationship
e. Answer: b and c

Question 4. What are three emotional challenges that birth mothers may face after placing a child for adoption?

a. Grief and mourning the loss of the child
b. Guilt and feelings of having failed as a parent
c. Anxiety about the child’s well-being and future
d. All the above

Question 5. What are three coping strategies that Adoption Attuned coaches can recommend to birth mothers dealing with grief and loss?

a. Working with Adoption Attuned therapists and coaches
b. Joining support groups for birth mothers c
c. Engaging in self-care activities, journaling, and hobbies
d. All of the above

Question 6. The effects of a closed adoption include:

a. Grief, loss, isolation and secrecy
b Emotional healing and wellbeing for all parties
c. Shame and guilt
d. prioritizing the adoptee’s needs
e. Answer: Both a and c

Question 7. An adoptee-centric relationship benefits birth parents because

a. It prioritizes the well-being and identity of the child she placed for adoption.
b. Ensures that the child's emotional, psychological, and developmental requirements are met.
c. Provides the birth parents with a sense of peace and reassurance.
d. All of the above

Question 8: Why is open communication between birth parents and adoptive families in an open adoption arrangement important?

a. Open Adoption helps birth parents feel connected to their child.
b. Open Adoption reduces anxiety about the child’s well-being.
c. Open Adoption fosters a cooperative relationship with the adoptive family.
d. All of the above

Question 9. What are some reasons birth mothers may decide not to have subsequent children after placing a child for adoption?

a. Emotional impact from the adoption
b. Fear of similar circumstances
c. Health concerns
d. All of the above

Question 10. Adoption ethical resources promote:

a. Transparency & informed consent
b. Go Fund Me campaigns
c. Adoption agencies and law firms
d. Adoptee centric approach
e. Both a and d

Question 11. What are some ways that you can provide valuable support to birth parents in a closed adoption?

a. Emotional support and self-care
b. Goals setting
c. Identity exploration
d. All of the above

Question 12. What are reunions an opportunity for

a. Birth parents to reclaim their narratives, share their stories and foster a sense of closure and understanding.
b. Adoptees to unveil important aspects of identity, heritage, and belonging. A
c. Adoptive parents to support their child’s adoption journey.
d. Family and friends to know all of the personal details
e. Answers a, b, and c

Question 13. Common Reunion Problems Include:

a. Unmet expectations
b. Emotional overwhelm
c. Communication barriers
d. All of the above

Question 14. Positive Reunion Experiences Include:

a. Preparation, comfortable settings and reflection
b. Surprise guests
c. Boundaries and open communication
d. Media attention
e. Both a and c

Question 15. What are the benefits of understanding the unique perspectives and experiences of birth parents?

a. A birth parent point of view enables coaches to offer empathetic, tailored support that addresses individual needs.
b. A birth parent point of view facilitates healing, and promotes informed decision making.
c. A birth parent point of view creates a safe space for birth parents to process their emotions and navigate relationships.
d. All of the above

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