Deck 31: Psychosocial Support for Youth Affected by Armed Conflict in Northern Uganda

Question 1

Prior to being abducted by the rebels, the young people discussed in this chapter were already embroiled in the context of conflict. This is known as the _____.

A) Trafficking experience
B) Adolescent experience
C) Abduction experience
D) Pre-bush experience

Answer 1

Pre-bush experience

Question 2

What is a predisposition to critical events?

A) Antisocial behavior
B) Bipolar
C) Attendant effects of depression
D) Comorbidity

Answer 2

Attendant effects of depression

Question 3

Who were subjected to hardships and blind obedience during the bush experience?

A) Adults
B) Young people
C) Toddlers
D) Elderly

Answer 3

Young people

Question 4

When the young people returned from rebel captivity, they were kep for a few days with the Child Protection Unit of the _____.

A) Army
B) Church
C) Non-profit
D) Social work organization

Question 5

How many categories of resettlement and reintegration approaches are discussed in this chapter?

A) 2
B) 4
C) 3
D) 6

Question 6

What category of resettlement moves the client from reception center support to resettlement to follow up with no educational or training support?

A) Category 1
B) Category 2
C) Category 3
D) Category 4

Question 7

What factor must be present in developing a new model of care and support for youth affected by armed conflict?

A) Diversity
B) Standards and procedures
C) Individuated care
D) Networks

Question 8

What intervention is used to support young people affected by armed conflict?

A) Trained community resource persons
B) Close proximity to roads
C) Non-profit agencies
D) Transportation

Question 9

Northern Ugandan experiences inform the field of social work that there is a need to engage in long-term follow-up.

Question 10

There is a need for more strategic and durable delivery of post-settlement psychosocial supports.

Question 11

Mezzo-level support involves government proactivity and response in a post-conflict context to maintain peace.

Question 12

State and governmental institutions provide affirmation of citizens' rights by creating policies and programs.

Question 13

Micro-level support involves the creation of linkages and collaboration.

Question 14

Creating capacity-building programs for family members and significant others is part of the macro-levels of support for families.

Question 15

The majority of displaced persons from Northern Uganda were relocated to internally displaced camps.

Question 16

A psychosocial analysis involves an individual intervention framework and young people's post-settlement experiences.

Question 17

What are four aspects of a pre-bush experience?

Question 18

What should be included when exploring micro-level support for families that would demonstrate effective practice?

Question 19

What are four interventions used when supporting young people affected by armed conflict?

Question 20

Describe the bush experience of young people.