Countering The Shame: Healing The Wounds Of The Past By Creating A More Loving Present (Nv)

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1.

What do the presenters suggest is the opposite of "healthy" shame?
- A.
  
  Toxic shame
- B.
  
  Unhealthy discipline
- C.
  
  Stagnant relationships
- D.
  
  Fear of failure
Correct Answer
A. Toxic shame
2.

Which words are used to define "shame" at the beginning of the video?
- A.
  
  Feeling like an outsider or defective
- B.
  
  Experiencing embarrassment
- C.
  
  Doing something you know is wrong
- D.
  
  Lying about your feelings
Correct Answer
A. Feeling like an outsider or defective
3.

What do the presenters suggest are approaches to countering shame?
- A.
  
  All these answers are correct
- B.
  
  Getting on the same level
- C.
  
  Equalizing status
- D.
  
  Providing the child with choices
Correct Answer
A. All these answers are correct
4.

What are the three R's of attachment outlined by the presenters?
- A.
  
  Relationship Rupture Repair
- B.
  
  Release Reunion Recurrence
- C.
  
  Repeat Refine Reduce
- D.
  
  Reconcile Redefine Relate
Correct Answer
A. Relationship Rupture Repair
5.

What do the presenters say is the antidote to toxic shame?
- A.
  
  Curiosity
- B.
  
  Discipline
- C.
  
  Boundaries
- D.
  
  Comedy
Correct Answer
A. Curiosity
6.

What do the role players demonstrate as a way to counter shame in this scenario?
- A.
  
  Positive touch and curiosity
- B.
  
  Creation of new rules
- C.
  
  Going to therapy
- D.
  
  Adding chores for the child
Correct Answer
A. Positive touch and curiosity
7.

Which of the following do the presenters encourage families to do during the “Repair” segment of the role play?
- A.
  
  Revisit the conflict and discuss the successful re-connection
- B.
  
  Ignore the past conflict and move on to the future
- C.
  
  Make a list of everything they hope to resolve
- D.
  
  None of these answers is correct
Correct Answer
A. Revisit the conflict and discuss the successful re-connection
8.

Which of the following describes why the presenters feel that negotiation is a good thing in relationships?
- A.
  
  All of these are correct
- B.
  
  It is more equal
- C.
  
  It can break the previous pattern
- D.
  
  It provides structure and format
Correct Answer
A. All of these are correct
9.

What does the presenter identify as a circumstance in which shame may be more prevalent?
- A.
  
  During transitions
- B.
  
  Wintertime
- C.
  
  In the evening
- D.
  
  When family members are hungry
Correct Answer
A. During transitions
10.

The goal and process of counter-shaming is the creation of a new story for the child and the family.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

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Countering The Shame: Healing The Wounds Of The Past By Creating A More Loving Present (Nv)

What do the presenters suggest is the opposite of "healthy" shame?

Which words are used to define "shame" at the beginning of the video?

What do the presenters suggest are approaches to countering shame?

What are the three R's of attachment outlined by the presenters?

What do the presenters say is the antidote to toxic shame?

What do the role players demonstrate as a way to counter shame in this scenario?

Which of the following do the presenters encourage families to do during the “Repair” segment of the role play?

Which of the following describes why the presenters feel that negotiation is a good thing in relationships?

What does the presenter identify as a circumstance in which shame may be more prevalent?

The goal and process of counter-shaming is the creation of a new story for the child and the family.