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Post FRIENDS Facilitator Training Evaluation

The following questionnaire is designed to help us evaluate the FRIENDS training programme and subsequent implementation of programmes into schools and other settings.

Information on the training programme is important in learning how successful we are in teaching the major principles involved in early intervention programmes targeting anxiety in children and teenagers.

We ask that you complete this short questionnaire following the training programme. This helps us to determine how successful we were in helping you acquire knowledge in the areas you have had less training.

We are also interested in gathering information on how effective you found the training to be in preparing you for the implementing the FRIENDS programme into your setting.

Training packages focusing on the early intervention of anxiety is a relatively new field; therefore feedback on our training programme is greatly appreciated.


Your Details
Your Name:
Your School / Organisation:
Your School / Organisation Address:
Your School / Organisation Phone Number:
Your School / Organisation Fax Number:
Your Job Title:
Your Qualifications:
How many years have you been working in this profession?
How many years experience have you had working with children and / or teenagers?

Attitudes to Early Intervention

Please read the questions carefully. Select the option which best reflects your answer.

1:
My current level of experience in facilitating group programmes with children or teenagers is:
Extremely High
Moderately High
Somewhat Limited
Extremely Limited
2:
My perceived level of ability in facilitating group programmes with children or teenagers would be:
Extremely High
Moderately High
Somewhat Limited
Extremely Limited
3:
My current level of knowledge regarding anxiety in childhood is:
Extremely High
Moderately High
Somewhat Limited
Extremely Limited
4:
Based on your existing understanding of early intervention programmes aimed at preventing anxiety difficulties in children/teenagers, how confident are you right now that you would have the necessary skills to competently run such a programme in your setting?
Extremely High
Moderately High
Somewhat Limited
Extremely Limited

Knowledge Test

Please select the option which best reflects your answer.

 

Based on your existing understanding of early intervention

5:
What is anxiety?
A reaction that is caused by an immediate threat in the environment.
A normal reaction that can sometimes be out of proportion to threats from the environment
A severe medical problem that usually requires medication.
A reaction that is always characterised by an onset of panic.
A reaction caused when there are too many demands placed on an individual.
6:
How can fear be distinguished from anxiety?
These emotions can not be separated, they are the same emotion.
Fear is a stronger emotion than anxiety.
Anxiety is a stronger emotion than fear.
Fear is usually associated with an immediate situation, while anxiety is usually directed towards the past or future.
7:
Do anxiety disorders in childhood continue into adulthood if left untreated?
Yes
No
8:
Does anxiety always go together with depression?
Yes
No

Please answer the following question briefly.

9:

What are four major features of a person's experience of anxiety?

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10:

What are early intervention programmes?

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11:

Describe two important skills that help children regulate the physiological (bodily) sensations they experience with anxiety?

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12:

Briefly describe three skills or techniques which may help children cope with difficult or anxiety provoking situations?

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13:

Briefly descibe the concept of teaching participants to evaluate their performance in terms of 'partial success'?

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14:

List three ways in which parents and teachers can play an active role in helping children to increase their resilience to stress and change?

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15:

Briefly describe what you consider to be some of the major causes (or etiology) of anxiety in children and teenagers?

Answer or select "Dont Know"
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Thank you very much for your co-operation in completing this questionnaire.

  
 
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