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Module 1 Quiz

January 13, 2023

Trauma-Informed Interviewing: Skills and Techniques for Monitors Module 1: Memory and Trauma Module 1 Quiz
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    1. Find the relevant definition to each of the following concepts:

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    • A continuum of automatic, survival-based behaviours, activated in response to the experience of fear
    • Inability to move or call out; shut down in the face of fear
    • As occurs in anger or fear, leads to physiological arousal – increased vigilance, heart rate, and blood flow to the skeletal muscles, and decreased blood flow to the gastrointestinal system and skin
    • One of the possible patterns of response to a trauma, the trajectory in which the level of distress decreases over time
    • One of the possible patterns of response to a trauma, the trajectory in which level of distress remains high over time
    • Defence Cascade
      • Tonic immobility
        • Sympathetic Activation
          • Recovery/Remitting Trajectory
            • Distress/Disruption trajectory
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              2. What can influence one’s response to trauma? [Select all that apply]

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              3. What are the different steps one may experience as part of the “Defence Cascade” ? [Select all that apply]

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              4. Drag the symptoms of hyperarousal, hypoarousal, or both into the corresponding areas

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              • Both
              • Hyperarousal
              • Hypoarousal
              • Having trouble falling or staying asleep; inability to focus or concentrate
                • Racing thoughts; constantly feeling in danger or unsafe; feeling anxious, agitable, irritated, or angry; experiencing impulsivity; being hypervigilant; startling easily or feeling on edge
                  • Depression; brain fog; dizziness; hypotension; headaches and nausea; feeling of hopelessness; difficulty making decisions; feeling numbness or emptiness; shallow breathing or a low respiration rate; depersonalisation
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                    5. Which of the following are the steps of the PEACE Model? (Select all that apply)

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                    6. Match the four different types of memory with their definitions

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                    • The memory of general knowledge and facts
                    • The autobiographical memory of an event or experience – including the who, what, and where
                    • The memory of emotions you felt during an experience
                    • The memory of how to perform a common task without actively thinking
                    • Semantic Memory
                      • Episodic Memory
                        • Emotional Memory
                          • Procedural Memory
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                            7. In what ways can a memory affected by trauma differ from an unaffected memory? [select all that apply]

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