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In the introduction, a video was shown discussing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). As a part of the video, it was indicated that:
- Rather than asking what is wrong with the child, we should ask what happened to the child.
- All children have PTSD.
- PTSD is seen only in veterans, particularly those who came back from Iraq and Iran.
- PTSD in children occurs only in the inner city.
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When identifying emotional distress in a person, it is important to watch for:
- The pacifying and distress signals in the person’s body.
- Their eyes for whether they are telling the truth or not.
- Whether or not they use muscle testing to help calm themselves.
- The extent to which they verbalize their well-being.
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When understanding attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), it is important to note that:
- ADHD can be a physical brain issue and can be caused by head trauma.
- ADHD can occur because the brain waves are inappropriate for the task.
- ADHD can be a chemical imbalance.
- All of the above.
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Where does anxiety originate?
- The amygdala and the prefrontal cortex.
- The amygdala only.
- The prefrontal cortex only.
- The brain stem.
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The adolescent brain restructures after puberty. Adolescents interact with peers for development of social cognition, social dominance, and perspective-taking. According to the video on alphas, what is a key component of maintaining alpha status?
- Winning competitions and bullying others.
- Empathy and building coalitions.
- Ability to negotiate difficult people and tasks.
- Better physical attributes and strength.
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The hippocampus is where a person keeps the story of who they are, and that story guides behavior. Which of the following is true about stories and the hippocampus?
- Stories always have coauthors and are intergenerational.
- Stories need to be coherent over time and context for emotional wellness.
- Metaphor stories are tools to sometimes know what story the student is using inside their head.
- All of the above.
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The most accurate measure of how much stress your body is under is:
- Your heart rate variability (HRV)
- Epigenetics – RNA markers
- Mirror neurons
- The amount of oxygen in your autonomic nervous system.
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Parenting is among the most emotional commitments an individual can make. When building a relationship with a parent to impact their child’s performance in school, how does implicit bias affect the interaction between educator and parent?
- The educator makes judgments about what can be shared and done.
- The parent decides whether the educator is trustworthy.
- Both educators and parents come with biases, and that impacts the outcome.
- None of the above; implicit bias is only about race.
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