Question 1

Define trauma and provide an example.

Accepted Answer

​injury to the body or psyche by some type of shock, violence, or unanticipated situation

Question 2

Which of the following does NOT apply to CBT:

Accepted Answer

A) Thoughts, rather than the external environment, cause emotions and behaviors 
B) If we change our thoughts, we can change our emotions and actions 
C) The client often practices outside of sessions what they have learned 
D) CBT therapies are relatively long in duration 
A) Thoughts, rather than the external environment, cause emotions and behaviors 
B) If we change our thoughts, we can change our emotions and actions 
C) The client often practices outside of sessions what they have learned 
D) CBT therapies are relatively long in duration D

Question 3

All trauma victims suffer from PTSD.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

Which of the following would not be classified as "positive stress":

Accepted Answer

A) Starting a new job 
B) Purchasing a house 
C) Meeting new people 
D) Separation or Divorce 
A) Starting a new job 
B) Purchasing a house 
C) Meeting new people 
D) Separation or Divorce

Question 5

Social workers exposed to trauma may experience secondary trauma stress.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

After witnessing or experiencing an event that involves actual or the threat of injury, death or serious danger, a person has experienced:

Accepted Answer

A) Post Traumatic Stress 
B) Trauma 
C) Crisis 
D) Positive Stress 
A) Post Traumatic Stress 
B) Trauma 
C) Crisis 
D) Positive Stress

Question 7

What is the difference between secondary traumatic stress and burnout?

Accepted Answer

Burnout occurs in jobs where there is so

Question 8

Define crisis and provide an example.

Accepted Answer

an event that disrupts a perso

Question 9

A disaster is an extraordinary event, either natural or human-made, concentrated in time and space

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which of the following is descriptive of EMDR:

Accepted Answer

A) It incorporates components of several therapeutic techniques, including cognitive behavioral, psychodynamic, and body therapies 
B) It involves paying attention to current and future experiences while simultaneously focusing on an external stimulus. 
C) During the treatment, clients focus on pleasant memories, images or feelings while they follow an external stimulus 
D) It is an effective intensive and long-term therapy that can dramatically reduce PTSD symptoms 
A) It incorporates components of several therapeutic techniques, including cognitive behavioral, psychodynamic, and body therapies 
B) It involves paying attention to current and future experiences while simultaneously focusing on an external stimulus. 
C) During the treatment, clients focus on pleasant memories, images or feelings while they follow an external stimulus 
D) It is an effective intensive and long-term therapy that can dramatically reduce PTSD symptoms

Question 11

Emotional numbness and aggression are signs of PTSD.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Identify and briefly describe two methods to reduce stress.

Accepted Answer

Mindfulness Cognitive Behavior

Question 13

Mindfulness is the state of being aware of everything in the present moment, and to do so without judgment or analysis.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

What are the basic differences between positive, tolerable, and toxic stress?

Accepted Answer

​Positive Stress - short-lived adverse e

Question 15

The central premise of CBT is that thoughts, rather than the external environment, cause emotions and behaviors.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Cognitive behavioral therapy rests on the assumption that feelings come from deep-seated, repressed childhood traumas.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Which of the following is NOT a micro intervention in the case of a disaster:​

Accepted Answer

A) Helping to preserve people's safety, privacy, health, and self-esteem 
B) Getting people to where they belong 
C) Screening for risk of deeper problems, identifying need, and providing crisis care 
D) discharge planning 
A) Helping to preserve people's safety, privacy, health, and self-esteem 
B) Getting people to where they belong 
C) Screening for risk of deeper problems, identifying need, and providing crisis care 
D) discharge planning

Question 18

Burnout is the second-hand exposure to traumatic events.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Define trauma and provide an example.

Which of the following does NOT apply to CBT:

All trauma victims suffer from PTSD.

Which of the following would not be classified as "positive stress":

Social workers exposed to trauma may experience secondary trauma stress.

After witnessing or experiencing an event that involves actual or the threat of injury, death or serious danger, a person has experienced:

What is the difference between secondary traumatic stress and burnout?

Define crisis and provide an example.

A disaster is an extraordinary event, either natural or human-made, concentrated in time and space

Which of the following is descriptive of EMDR:

Emotional numbness and aggression are signs of PTSD.

Identify and briefly describe two methods to reduce stress.

Mindfulness is the state of being aware of everything in the present moment, and to do so without judgment or analysis.

What are the basic differences between positive, tolerable, and toxic stress?

The central premise of CBT is that thoughts, rather than the external environment, cause emotions and behaviors.

Cognitive behavioral therapy rests on the assumption that feelings come from deep-seated, repressed childhood traumas.

Which of the following is NOT a micro intervention in the case of a disaster:

Burnout is the second-hand exposure to traumatic events.

What Is Social Work

The History of the Social Welfare System and the Social Work Profession

Poverty and Economic Disparity

Human Rights and Social and Economic Justice

Dimensions of Diversity

Generalist Social Work Practice

Child Welfare: Working With Children and Their Families

Gerontology: Working With People Who Are Older

Health Care Services

Mental Health Services

School Social Work

Substance Abuse

Violence, Victims, and Criminal Justice

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Exam 14: Crisis, Trauma, and Disasters

Define trauma and provide an example.

Which of the following does NOT apply to CBT:

All trauma victims suffer from PTSD.

Which of the following would not be classified as "positive stress":

Social workers exposed to trauma may experience secondary trauma stress.

After witnessing or experiencing an event that involves actual or the threat of injury, death or serious danger, a person has experienced:

What is the difference between secondary traumatic stress and burnout?

Define crisis and provide an example.

A disaster is an extraordinary event, either natural or human-made, concentrated in time and space

Which of the following is descriptive of EMDR:

Emotional numbness and aggression are signs of PTSD.

Identify and briefly describe two methods to reduce stress.

Mindfulness is the state of being aware of everything in the present moment, and to do so without judgment or analysis.

What are the basic differences between positive, tolerable, and toxic stress?

The central premise of CBT is that thoughts, rather than the external environment, cause emotions and behaviors.

Cognitive behavioral therapy rests on the assumption that feelings come from deep-seated, repressed childhood traumas.

Which of the following is NOT a micro intervention in the case of a disaster:​

Burnout is the second-hand exposure to traumatic events.

What Is Social Work

The History of the Social Welfare System and the Social Work Profession

Poverty and Economic Disparity

Human Rights and Social and Economic Justice

Dimensions of Diversity

Generalist Social Work Practice

Child Welfare: Working With Children and Their Families

Gerontology: Working With People Who Are Older

Health Care Services

Mental Health Services

School Social Work

Substance Abuse

Violence, Victims, and Criminal Justice

Filters

Which of the following is NOT a micro intervention in the case of a disaster: