Trma830 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

TRMA 830 Quiz 1 Week 2 Question 1 2.5 / 2.5 pts 1. PTSD ___________________ is an automatic, psychobiologically determined response pattern designed to adapt to the perception, or existence of, threats to the well-being of the organism. hyperfocus hypervigilance hyperconcentration None of the above Question 2 2.5 / 2.5 pts 2. ____________________ describes the return to baseline or normal functioning. Homeostasis Stability Dynamic Regulation All the above Question 3 2.5 / 2.5 pt...

Quiz 2 Review for test   Question 1 Empirical studies have supported a strong relationship between trauma, dissociation, and ______________ disturbances. Selected Answer: personality  Question 2 Independently replicated clinical and research findings point toward an important vulnerability role for _________________________ as a risk factor for subsequent PTSD. Selected Answer: peritraumatic dissociation  Question 3 Findings from a study of documented child sexual abuse vi...

TRMA 830 quiz 3 • Question 1 is the only technique that provides “proof positive” that the clinician has truly entered the trauma survivor’s world of perception. • Question 2 The technique of supports the client’s feelings and questioning, and provides and open door for a client to discuss and evaluate their theological beliefs. • Question 3 The use of stimuli to assess psychophysiological reactivity allows maximal control over the selection and presentation of the sti...

TRMA830 QUIZ Diagnosis and Assessment

TRMA 830 quiz 1 • Question 1 Walter Cannon’s idea that people under stress experiences the “fight or flight” syndrome. With our modern understanding of trauma and stress, what term could we add to his original syndrome? • Question 2 The birth of techniques in psychiatry occurred in the late 1970s and early 1980s with the publication of the research diagnostic criteria that accompanied the revision of the DSM from the second edition to the third. • Question 3 ...

TRMA 830 quiz 3 • Question 1 is the only technique that provides “proof positive” that the clinician has truly entered the trauma survivor’s world of perception. • Question 2 The technique of supports the client’s feelings and questioning, and provides and open door for a client to discuss and evaluate their theological beliefs. • Question 3 The use of stimuli to assess psychophysiological reactivity allows ma...

TRMA830 Quiz: Differing Affects of Trauma A common method of avoiding extreme pain in traumatic circumstances is that of . Psychic numbing Positive alternate cognitions placebo Incorrect Avoidance (Correct answer found Schupp p. 82) When one has experienced a trauma that is violent, unspeakable, or horrific, it is natural to seek protection both from the of the current event and potential of a similar event. √ memories; harm perpetrator; victim violence; danger harm; fear Judith H...

TRMA 830 Quiz 2 Review for test • Question 1 Empirical studies have supported a strong relationship between trauma, dissociation, and disturbances. • Question 2 Independently replicated clinical and research findings point toward an important vulnerability role for as a risk factor for subsequent PTSD. • Question 3 Findings from a study of documented child sexual abuse victims demonstrate that are a potential problem. • Question 4 The original IES (Impac...

TRMA830 Quiz: Trauma Which part of the brain is synonymous with the term “declarative memory?” √ Hippocampus Cingulate gyrus Hypothalamus Locus coeruleus Which part of the brain is synonymous with the term “emotional memory?” Thalamus Cerebellum Hippocampus √ Amygdala Walter Cannon’s idea that people under stress experiences the “fight or flight” syndrome. With our modern understanding of trauma and stress, what term could we add to his original syndrome? Fissure ...