Exam Preview for 2123: Recognizing and Identifying Family Trauma: A

Recognizing and Identifying Family Trauma: An Overview

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1. How is family trauma different than other forms of trauma? It is a violation of the familial relationship resulting in a disruption of trust and safety It is better It is worse There is no difference
2. The following are all common forms of family trauma EXCEPT: Abuse Dysfunction Violence Immigration
3. Which of the following is a common result of growing up in a traumatic family environment: Decreased self-esteem Healthy boundaries Stable mental health Healthy relationships
4. What is shame in relation to childhood trauma? Embarrassment A sense of being wrong or defective Loss of self esteem There is no relationship between childhood trauma and shame
5. All of these are common personality traits of family trauma survivors EXCEPT: Decreased self-esteem Strong self-confidence Perfectionism Struggles with interpersonal relationships
6. The following are all symptoms of CPTSD EXCEPT: Hypervigilance Anxiety Depression Loss of sense of taste
7. What are some of the ways that growing up in a traumatic family environment can impact relationships? It can cause appropriate attachment in relationships It can cause a strong sense of self worth It can lead to anxiety about oneself as a partner It can lead to healthy stable relationships
8. Which of the following is a reason that clients with family trauma may seek therapy/treatment? Interpersonal relationship struggles or stresses Stable mood High self-esteem Fashion advice
9. What is parentification? A child having to grow up too early When a child is forced to carry the emotional burden of the adult in the absence of a healthy caregiver A parent acting like a child A child not having any parents
10. What is an example of a victim-blaming message that clients with family trauma may receive? Your trauma is valid Your parents were not available for you There are two sides to every story, you should show more empathy to your parents because maybe you did something, too I am so sorry that happened to you