NSG 527 MODULE III: DYADIC DEVELOPMENTAL
PSYCHOTHERAPY - Questions with Correct Answers
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13 questions with answers
Topic: NSG 527 MODULE III: DYADIC DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOTHERAPY
1. Traditional forms of therapy are ineffective with
Answer: attachment disordered children and for complex trauma
2. Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP)
Answer: Is bets used to treat trauma attachment disordered children.
3. DDP has been criticised for the lack of a comprehensive manual or full case
studies to provide details of the process.
Answer: True
4. family-focused
Answer: DDP is a _______________________________treatment.
5. The five central principals of DDT
Answer: Adults are experienced as inconsistent or hurtful. The world is viewed as chaotic.
The child experiences no effective influence on the world. The child attempts to rely only on
him/her self. The child feels an overwhelming sense of shame, the child feels defective, bad,
unlovable, and evil.
6. DDP
Answer: Helping kids heal with attachments disorder
7. EXPERIENTIAL
Answer: re-enact and re-experience emotional situations from past and recent relationships
in creative ways.
8. Goal of DDP
Answer: child experience safety, security, acceptance, empathy, and emotional attunement.
(PACE; being Playful, Accepting, Curious, and Empathic.)
9. Experiences,
Answer: Since the roots of attachment disorder occur pre-verbally, the child must be
engaged at the level of preverbal attunement. _____________________ not words, are the
"active ingredient" in the healing process.
10. Revisiting the trauma
Answer: is essential if the child is to begin to revise the child's personal narrative and
world-view.
11. the only "evidence-based" treatment for attachments disorders:
Answer: Affective Developmental Psychotherapy and other attachment therapies
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PSYCHOTHERAPY - Questions with Correct Answers
(Verified Update)
13 questions with answers
Topic: NSG 527 MODULE III: DYADIC DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOTHERAPY
1. Traditional forms of therapy are ineffective with
Answer: attachment disordered children and for complex trauma
2. Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP)
Answer: Is bets used to treat trauma attachment disordered children.
3. DDP has been criticised for the lack of a comprehensive manual or full case
studies to provide details of the process.
Answer: True
4. family-focused
Answer: DDP is a _______________________________treatment.
5. The five central principals of DDT
Answer: Adults are experienced as inconsistent or hurtful. The world is viewed as chaotic.
The child experiences no effective influence on the world. The child attempts to rely only on
him/her self. The child feels an overwhelming sense of shame, the child feels defective, bad,
unlovable, and evil.
6. DDP
Answer: Helping kids heal with attachments disorder
7. EXPERIENTIAL
Answer: re-enact and re-experience emotional situations from past and recent relationships
in creative ways.
8. Goal of DDP
Answer: child experience safety, security, acceptance, empathy, and emotional attunement.
(PACE; being Playful, Accepting, Curious, and Empathic.)
9. Experiences,
Answer: Since the roots of attachment disorder occur pre-verbally, the child must be
engaged at the level of preverbal attunement. _____________________ not words, are the
"active ingredient" in the healing process.
10. Revisiting the trauma
Answer: is essential if the child is to begin to revise the child's personal narrative and
world-view.
11. the only "evidence-based" treatment for attachments disorders:
Answer: Affective Developmental Psychotherapy and other attachment therapies
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