CRIS 303 Quizzes with complete solutions
Social loneliness can be mitigated by - ANSWER-Social support
PTSD was categorized as an anxiety disorder because of the persistent anxiety,
hypervigilance, exaggerated startle response, and _____________ displayed by trauma
survivors. - ANSWER-avoidance behaviors
Behaviors associated with normal grief reactions include which of the following? -
ANSWER-All of the above (sleep disturbances, crying, sighing)
George Engel viewed the process of mourning as similar to the process of - ANSWER-
Healing
In 1950, _______ developed his concept of basic trust. - ANSWER-Erikson
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)
Cultural trauma is more likely to result in a dramatic loss of identify and meaning, a tear
in the social fabric. - ANSWER-True
All of the following are examples of cognitions that mark the experience of grief
EXCEPT: - ANSWER-Anxiety
_______ is the term applied to the process that one goes through in adapting to the
death of the person. - ANSWER-Mourning
Which of the following is the MOST common feeling found in the bereaved? -
ANSWER-Sadness
, The Greek meaning of the English word "trauma" connotes a physical injury and
parallels the _______ wounding that can potentially follow a traumatic episode. -
ANSWER-psychic
When anger is not adequately acknowledged, it can lead to - ANSWER-Complicated
mourning
According to the author, for full recovery to occur, an acknowledgement of the
multigenerational influence of trauma and the generational wounding it has inflicted
must be ______________. - ANSWER-NOT: discussed
Cultural trauma is viewed the same as psychological and physical trauma - ANSWER-
False
The concept of intergenerational trauma was first introduced as Rakoff and his
colleagues described the generational effects of the Holocaust. - ANSWER-True
Which normal grief feeling occurs MOST often in the case of a sudden death? -
ANSWER-Shock
Eating disturbances, which are common in human mourning situations, are part of
which category of normal grief? - ANSWER-Behaviors
The fact that the ancient Sumerians did not attribute physical reactions of anxiety and
sleep disturbance to supernatural phenomena indicated that they recognized the
concept of the psychological trauma. - ANSWER-True
Intergenerational trauma is best defined as - ANSWER-cumulative emotional and
psychological wounding passed from one generation to the next
Three of the listed emotional effects of multigenerational trauma from the text include: -
ANSWER-NOT: stress, sleeplessness, and high suicide rates
The closer the relationship between the victim and the perpetrator, the greater the
effects of the trauma. - ANSWER-True
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
Social loneliness can be mitigated by - ANSWER-Social support
PTSD was categorized as an anxiety disorder because of the persistent anxiety,
hypervigilance, exaggerated startle response, and _____________ displayed by trauma
survivors. - ANSWER-avoidance behaviors
Behaviors associated with normal grief reactions include which of the following? -
ANSWER-All of the above (sleep disturbances, crying, sighing)
George Engel viewed the process of mourning as similar to the process of - ANSWER-
Healing
In 1950, _______ developed his concept of basic trust. - ANSWER-Erikson
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)
Cultural trauma is more likely to result in a dramatic loss of identify and meaning, a tear
in the social fabric. - ANSWER-True
All of the following are examples of cognitions that mark the experience of grief
EXCEPT: - ANSWER-Anxiety
_______ is the term applied to the process that one goes through in adapting to the
death of the person. - ANSWER-Mourning
Which of the following is the MOST common feeling found in the bereaved? -
ANSWER-Sadness
, The Greek meaning of the English word "trauma" connotes a physical injury and
parallels the _______ wounding that can potentially follow a traumatic episode. -
ANSWER-psychic
When anger is not adequately acknowledged, it can lead to - ANSWER-Complicated
mourning
According to the author, for full recovery to occur, an acknowledgement of the
multigenerational influence of trauma and the generational wounding it has inflicted
must be ______________. - ANSWER-NOT: discussed
Cultural trauma is viewed the same as psychological and physical trauma - ANSWER-
False
The concept of intergenerational trauma was first introduced as Rakoff and his
colleagues described the generational effects of the Holocaust. - ANSWER-True
Which normal grief feeling occurs MOST often in the case of a sudden death? -
ANSWER-Shock
Eating disturbances, which are common in human mourning situations, are part of
which category of normal grief? - ANSWER-Behaviors
The fact that the ancient Sumerians did not attribute physical reactions of anxiety and
sleep disturbance to supernatural phenomena indicated that they recognized the
concept of the psychological trauma. - ANSWER-True
Intergenerational trauma is best defined as - ANSWER-cumulative emotional and
psychological wounding passed from one generation to the next
Three of the listed emotional effects of multigenerational trauma from the text include: -
ANSWER-NOT: stress, sleeplessness, and high suicide rates
The closer the relationship between the victim and the perpetrator, the greater the
effects of the trauma. - ANSWER-True
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
