Trauma Talk: When Children Talk About Their Traumatic Experiences (Oh)
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- 1.
Trauma has no impact on children's development.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 2.
Which of these are examples of validation?
- A.
"I think it's silly to feel that way."
- B.
"That must have been so confusing for you."
- C.
"Don't be so sad."
- D.
"You look so ugly when you cry."
Correct Answer
B. "That must have been so confusing for you." -
- 3.
Which of these are characteristics of children ages 3-6?
- A.
Communicate with play
- B.
Sometimes speak about movies as if real events
- C.
Have concerns about being in trouble when discussing difficult topics
- D.
All of these are characteristics of children ages 3-6
Correct Answer
D. All of these are characteristics of children ages 3-6 -
- 4.
The limbic system is mostly involved in
- A.
Emotional responses
- B.
Making 'to do' lists
- C.
Sense of Smell
- D.
Emotional Responses AND Sense of Smell
Correct Answer
D. Emotional Responses AND Sense of Smell -
- 5.
These responses might help communicate with all children
- A.
"You are so dumb."
- B.
"I like when you share your ideas with me."
- C.
"Don't talk about sad stories with me."
- D.
"You are weird."
Correct Answer
B. "I like when you share your ideas with me." -
- 6.
One of these is NOT recommended
- A.
Be honest and succinct when answering questions from another child in the home that may not be traumatized
- B.
Make up 'white lies' about seeing kids again after reunification - children will forget it eventually.
- C.
Take a time out to understand your own emotions before responding to children's questions
- D.
Share your own emotions to model that feelings are okay
Correct Answer
B. Make up 'white lies' about seeing kids again after reunification - children will forget it eventually. -
- 7.
The adolescent brain is not fully mature.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 8.
Trauma activates which part of the brain?
- A.
Reptilian and Limbic systems
- B.
Reptilian and orthopedic systems
- C.
Limbic and Neocortex systems
- D.
Reptilian and orthopedic systems AND Limbic and Necortex systems
Correct Answer
A. Reptilian and Limbic systems -
- 9.
Identify the open ended question
- A.
Was she mean?
- B.
Did it hurt?
- C.
Were you mad?
- D.
How did that make you feel?
Correct Answer
D. How did that make you feel? -
- 10.
When communicating with teenagers
- A.
Lecture as much as possible
- B.
Do not worry about validation - they don't care
- C.
Ask as many questions as possible
- D.
Reflect more, ask less
Correct Answer
D. Reflect more, ask less -
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