CYCD 1004 Trauma Informed Practice Units 1-3
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- Q 1/18Score 0When your mind is racing and you start to feel anxiety, what practice can bring you back to the present moment and helps you to manage overwhelming feelings or anxiety?29GroundingGrowingTherapyGreeting
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- Q1When your mind is racing and you start to feel anxiety, what practice can bring you back to the present moment and helps you to manage overwhelming feelings or anxiety?GroundingGrowingTherapyGreeting30s
- Q2What is the response to a deeply distressing or disturbing event that overwhelms an individual’s ability to cope, causes feelings of helplessness, diminishes their sense of self and their ability to feel the full range of emotions and experiences (Onderko, 2020). TraumaDepressionMental IllnessPTSD30s
- Q3Trauma can be a single event or a long term chronic patternFalseTrue30s
- Q4Sadness, nightmares, nausea, insomnia, headaches, gastrointestinal problems, anxiety, and substance abuse are all potential symptoms ofTraumaMental illnessCancerBeing Abused30s
- Q5Small ‘t’ traumas are circumstances whereone’s bodily safety or life is not threatened, but cause symptoms of trauma nonetheless. prolonged stressors like war, child abuse, neglect or violence cause nightmaresone-time events like acts of terrorism, natural catastrophes, and sexual assault cause problemsextraordinary experiences that bring about severe distress and helplessness. 30s
- Q6Large ‘T’ traumas are extraordinary experiences thatbring about severe distress and helplessness. disrupt normal functioning in the world.are sometimes disregarded since they seem like less of a big deal.most will have an easier time recovering from30s
- Q7describes both children’s exposure to multiple traumatic events—often of an invasive, interpersonal nature—and the wide-ranging, long-term effects of this exposure. neglectcomplex traumabig t traumasmall t trauma30s
- Q8The central theme of attachment theory isthat caregivers are usually responsive to an infant's needs allow the child to develop a sense of self.that primary caregivers must be constantly available to their kids or they will mess them up for life.that primary teachers who are not available and responsive to an infant's needs don't allow the child to develop a sense of confidence.that primary caregivers who are available and responsive to an infant's needs allow the child to develop a sense of security.30s
- Q9Which theorist came up with attachment theory?FreudBowlbyEricksonPiaget30s
- Q10How many principles are part of a trauma informed approach?3106830s
- Q11The experiences we have in the first years of our lives also affect the physical architecture of the developing brain.TrueFalse30s
- Q12Caregiver's that have consistent positive interactions with children to build brain development is calledto and froback and forthgive and takeserve and return30s
- Q13Which chemical released in the brain due to stress can cause damage when it is released too frequently because of toxic stress?dopaminecortisoladrenalinoxytocin30s
- Q14What does ACE stand for?Adverse Childhood ExperiencesAdaptable Children ExceedAssociation of Childhood EducatorsAdverse Childhood Expanded30s
- Q15Pain based behaviors often look likeplaying nicely with othersacting out and excessive angerfollowing the rulessleepiness30s