WEEK 2 NR668 CEA MODULES EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS
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Alexithymia (ah-lek-sah-THI-mee-ah) - ANS inability to describe emotions in a verbal manner.
This word is defined as an inability to verbally express or describe an emotion.
Unable to describe feelings
Few fantasies or imagination
Cannot discern between body sensations secondary to emotions vs. feelings
Attunement - ANS a pattern of mutual engagement between caregiver and infant by which
the caregiver maintains attention and responds warmly to the infant's signals
Attachment experience
Reading (mostly) nonverbal signs to engage or disengage
Caregiver reciprocates baby's emotion reinforcing the circuit Implicit memory (Acquired and
used unconsciously)
autognosis - ANS Self-knowledge; self-understanding
Using ones own feelings to assist with or better understand what is happening with the client
Borderline - ANS describes ones behavior that becomes psychotic when stressed.
Concordant Identification - ANS -Therapist takes on part of the client's personality
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, ex. Countertransference
-Patient angry, you feel angry.
contagion effect - ANS Behavior is copied, mimicked or triggered by others in the vicinity.
Transference - ANS Client's feelings, behaviors or thoughts from a previous relationship are
felt towards the therapist.
Positive Transference Example: Regular, consistent attendance, showing up on time
Negative Transference Example: Showing up late or unwilling toshare
Countertransference - ANS Feelings of the therapists towards the client.These can be positive
or negative.
Epigenetics - ANS Concerns whether or not the gene is turned on or off.
A gene that is "on"when it should be"off" is a problem.
Genetics - ANS The sequence of our DNA that is inherited. It may be normal or abnormal
Memory: State dependent learning - ANS Memory strongest when you are in the same state
of consciousness when the memory occurred
Semantic Memory - ANS Learning numbers such as locker combination or phone number or a
name
working memory - ANS Short term memory that allows for the manipulation of stored
information
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS
2026/2027
Alexithymia (ah-lek-sah-THI-mee-ah) - ANS inability to describe emotions in a verbal manner.
This word is defined as an inability to verbally express or describe an emotion.
Unable to describe feelings
Few fantasies or imagination
Cannot discern between body sensations secondary to emotions vs. feelings
Attunement - ANS a pattern of mutual engagement between caregiver and infant by which
the caregiver maintains attention and responds warmly to the infant's signals
Attachment experience
Reading (mostly) nonverbal signs to engage or disengage
Caregiver reciprocates baby's emotion reinforcing the circuit Implicit memory (Acquired and
used unconsciously)
autognosis - ANS Self-knowledge; self-understanding
Using ones own feelings to assist with or better understand what is happening with the client
Borderline - ANS describes ones behavior that becomes psychotic when stressed.
Concordant Identification - ANS -Therapist takes on part of the client's personality
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, ex. Countertransference
-Patient angry, you feel angry.
contagion effect - ANS Behavior is copied, mimicked or triggered by others in the vicinity.
Transference - ANS Client's feelings, behaviors or thoughts from a previous relationship are
felt towards the therapist.
Positive Transference Example: Regular, consistent attendance, showing up on time
Negative Transference Example: Showing up late or unwilling toshare
Countertransference - ANS Feelings of the therapists towards the client.These can be positive
or negative.
Epigenetics - ANS Concerns whether or not the gene is turned on or off.
A gene that is "on"when it should be"off" is a problem.
Genetics - ANS The sequence of our DNA that is inherited. It may be normal or abnormal
Memory: State dependent learning - ANS Memory strongest when you are in the same state
of consciousness when the memory occurred
Semantic Memory - ANS Learning numbers such as locker combination or phone number or a
name
working memory - ANS Short term memory that allows for the manipulation of stored
information
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