Week 4-1-2 Notes

Question 1

Aces

Answer 1

Adverse childhood experiences

Question 2

Ale’s impact on physical health

Answer 2

The more aces you experience the more likely you are have negative health impacts

Question 3

How do we describe the relationship between aces and its impact ot physical health

Answer 3

We call it a dose responsive relationship

Question 4

Describe relationship that the impact of aces have on adulthood mental health

Answer 4

Same as physical health relationship → dose responsive & negative

Question 5

2 ways aces effects childhood mental health

Answer 5

Effects can be localized or developmental

Question 6

What are localized effects?

Answer 6

Short term; may only affect the behavior that is associated with the ace

ex) if a child experiences violent physical abuse then they maybe upset by a violent TV show

Question 7

Developmental effects

Answer 7

Most detrimental; has more generalize mental health effects; ace causes the child to not be able to reach certain developmental milestones
Disorder
ex) child experiences emotional abuse → gets Anxiety → can’t for m healthy attachment

Question 8

Factors that influence whether an ace has localized or developmental effects

Answer 8

• Is the ace ongoing or repetitive
• does the ace dramatically change the child’s primary support system such as a parent being in prison
• does the ace occur in tandem with other outside stressor such as poverty
  -does the ace interrupt some crucial developmental process

Question 9

Infancy ages

Answer 9

From birth to 2yrs. Old

Question 10

Main mental illness associated with infancy

Answer 10

Postpartum depression → mood disorder → really only detrimental for babies when it is chronic in the mother → prolonged PPD can affect child’s cognitre/motor skills

Question 11

Adolescent age range

Answer 11

12-18 yrs old

Question 12

The ace associated with adolescence that has mental health consequences

Answer 12

Bullying during adolescence

Question 13

ACE may impact the physiological development of the

Answer 13

body’s stress response systems

Question 14

An example of a negatively impacted stress response system

Answer 14

Experience an ace → lower cortisol levels → inflammatory processes don’t shut down properly

Question 15

Ace impacts emotions and….

Answer 15

Reprasail& suppression

Question 16

What is reprasail& suppression responsible for

Answer 16

It is responsible for the bodies inflammatory response

elevated levels of information I’ve been tied to anxiety and depressive mental health disorders

Question 17

What is the emotional impact associate with ACEs

Answer 17

People who have experience a CE’s may have issues with emotional regulation.

Question 18

What is emotional regulation

Answer 18

It is the strategies people use to alter or change their emotional experience that has been associated with some type of event

Question 19

Reprasail is also known as

Answer 19

Approach strategy

Question 20

Suppression is also known as

Answer 20

The avoidance of challenges approach

Question 21

What is Reappraisal

Answer 21

It is essentially when an individual changes the meaning of a certain event in their life in order to decrease the amount of negative emotions they have associated with that event.

This approach is commonly associated with positive mental health outcomes

Question 22

What is suppression

Answer 22

It is when an individual avoid dealing with the current emotions that they are feeling or stopping them selves from showing an emotional display

Question 23

How does ACE affect children socially

Answer 23

If an ACE affects the child’s relationship with their caregiver or primary support system then it may affect how the child makes or acts in relationships in their adults and adolescent years