CRIS 605 FINAL TEST 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Chronically and passively focusing on grief-related symptoms is an example
of.
Answer: Rumination
◍ The closer the relationship between the victim and the perpetrator, the
greater the effects of the trauma..
Answer: True
◍ The earliest records of traumatic reactions appear on cuneiform tablets from
Sumeria 4,000 years ago. According to the text, the tablets describe which
of the following symptoms experienced by the ancient Sumerians?.
Answer: both a and c (anxiety, sleep disturbance)
◍ examines the commonalities among racial and ethnic groups, as well as
special populations, and can exclude individual differences.
Answer: universal view
◍ obstacles to effective multicultural crisis intervention.
Answer: language barriers, religion/spirituality, social support system,
occupation, rural geographic locale, definition of help
◍ Objectively identified by an outsider.
Answer: etic
◍ When traumatic reactions interfere with social and occupational functioning
within _____ weeks of an incident, Acute Stress Disorder (ASD) is likely a
diagnosis..
Answer: 4
◍ A cultural gestalt identified by an insider.
Answer: emic
,◍ Responders can assume, based on an initial observation of survivors, that
they will or will not require help in the future..
Answer: False
◍ _____________ remains the single best predictor of a child's ability to
recover from trauma..
Answer: family support
◍ identified by the triggers that escalate the situation, whether they are
intrapersonal, interpersonal, or systemic. Finding ___ locations and easing
them is critical to stability..
Answer: friction
◍ three sets of opposing worldviews.
Answer: Individualism vs. CollectivismHigh-Context vs.
Low-ContextHigh-Uncertainty vs. Low-Uncertainty
◍ two social locations models.
Answer: ADDRESSING, SAFETY
◍ intergenerationally transmitted system of meaning shared by a group of
people and may have both concrete objects such as buildings and art and
subjective components such as social norms, and beliefs that define it as
separate and distinct from others.
Answer: culture
◍ Some individuals may not experience any significant reactions for a long
period of time and then ________ when faced with a major life stressor..
Answer: relapse
◍ examines what individual cultural groups have in common and can reinforce
stereotypes.
Answer: focused view
◍ observed emotions, both verbal and nonverbal. Intent is to move the client
from agitated and blunted locations to calm and tranquil ones..
Answer: affect
, ◍ The first stage of grief is often:.
Answer: denial
◍ refers to what drives the client into crises and his or her attempt to alleviate
it. It may be physical, psychological, social, and/or spiritual desire/longing.
Most often the ___ locations of clients are to ease frustrated attempts to
obtain something ranging from drugs, a lost love, to getting rid of the coffin
worms eating their brains out..
Answer: yearning
◍ - Assumes that the individual is simply a component of the larger social
group- Prefer high-context indirect communication- Prefer an
accommodation approach to conflict resolution..
Answer: collectivism
◍ effective strategies of multicultural crisis intervention.
Answer: Examine and understand the client's worldview. Use alternative
roles that are appealing to the client. Assist the client in utilizing culturally
indigenous support systems. Take your time to fully triage the situation. If
possible, normalize the reaction to a traumatic event. Empower the client
◍ People most likely NOT to receive services are:.
Answer: Low-income, elderly, limited-education, and ethnic-minorities
◍ refers to consistency, logic, and strength of purpose in terms of thinking and
behaving. Getting stability in the crisis is the primary goal..
Answer: stability
◍ The ________ of family, friends, and colleagues also contributes to a
victim's ability to recover from a traumatic experience..
Answer: reaction
◍ Intergenerational trauma is best defined as.
Answer: cumulative emotional and psychological wounding passed from
one generation to the next
◍ In a highly _______ relationship, the death leads to a tremendous amount of
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Chronically and passively focusing on grief-related symptoms is an example
of.
Answer: Rumination
◍ The closer the relationship between the victim and the perpetrator, the
greater the effects of the trauma..
Answer: True
◍ The earliest records of traumatic reactions appear on cuneiform tablets from
Sumeria 4,000 years ago. According to the text, the tablets describe which
of the following symptoms experienced by the ancient Sumerians?.
Answer: both a and c (anxiety, sleep disturbance)
◍ examines the commonalities among racial and ethnic groups, as well as
special populations, and can exclude individual differences.
Answer: universal view
◍ obstacles to effective multicultural crisis intervention.
Answer: language barriers, religion/spirituality, social support system,
occupation, rural geographic locale, definition of help
◍ Objectively identified by an outsider.
Answer: etic
◍ When traumatic reactions interfere with social and occupational functioning
within _____ weeks of an incident, Acute Stress Disorder (ASD) is likely a
diagnosis..
Answer: 4
◍ A cultural gestalt identified by an insider.
Answer: emic
,◍ Responders can assume, based on an initial observation of survivors, that
they will or will not require help in the future..
Answer: False
◍ _____________ remains the single best predictor of a child's ability to
recover from trauma..
Answer: family support
◍ identified by the triggers that escalate the situation, whether they are
intrapersonal, interpersonal, or systemic. Finding ___ locations and easing
them is critical to stability..
Answer: friction
◍ three sets of opposing worldviews.
Answer: Individualism vs. CollectivismHigh-Context vs.
Low-ContextHigh-Uncertainty vs. Low-Uncertainty
◍ two social locations models.
Answer: ADDRESSING, SAFETY
◍ intergenerationally transmitted system of meaning shared by a group of
people and may have both concrete objects such as buildings and art and
subjective components such as social norms, and beliefs that define it as
separate and distinct from others.
Answer: culture
◍ Some individuals may not experience any significant reactions for a long
period of time and then ________ when faced with a major life stressor..
Answer: relapse
◍ examines what individual cultural groups have in common and can reinforce
stereotypes.
Answer: focused view
◍ observed emotions, both verbal and nonverbal. Intent is to move the client
from agitated and blunted locations to calm and tranquil ones..
Answer: affect
, ◍ The first stage of grief is often:.
Answer: denial
◍ refers to what drives the client into crises and his or her attempt to alleviate
it. It may be physical, psychological, social, and/or spiritual desire/longing.
Most often the ___ locations of clients are to ease frustrated attempts to
obtain something ranging from drugs, a lost love, to getting rid of the coffin
worms eating their brains out..
Answer: yearning
◍ - Assumes that the individual is simply a component of the larger social
group- Prefer high-context indirect communication- Prefer an
accommodation approach to conflict resolution..
Answer: collectivism
◍ effective strategies of multicultural crisis intervention.
Answer: Examine and understand the client's worldview. Use alternative
roles that are appealing to the client. Assist the client in utilizing culturally
indigenous support systems. Take your time to fully triage the situation. If
possible, normalize the reaction to a traumatic event. Empower the client
◍ People most likely NOT to receive services are:.
Answer: Low-income, elderly, limited-education, and ethnic-minorities
◍ refers to consistency, logic, and strength of purpose in terms of thinking and
behaving. Getting stability in the crisis is the primary goal..
Answer: stability
◍ The ________ of family, friends, and colleagues also contributes to a
victim's ability to recover from a traumatic experience..
Answer: reaction
◍ Intergenerational trauma is best defined as.
Answer: cumulative emotional and psychological wounding passed from
one generation to the next
◍ In a highly _______ relationship, the death leads to a tremendous amount of
