2. Resiliency and the Need for Somatic Data

Module Two Quiz

Please complete the following quiz. Answers are either multiple choice or True/False. You will be shown incorrect answers and be able to retake the quiz if necessary. You will need 70% to pass each module. You may go back any time before finishing the quiz and change your answers. (The first question -- your name -- doesn't count!) . If you do not pass the quiz, please go back to the original link and begin again.

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1. Please type in your name (Required.)

Name

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2. How do you know if your client is “in the Window of Tolerance”? (Required.)

Ask them if they are in the Window.

They can give a detailed description of their emotions during a past event

They can give specific, detailed real-time descriptions of their physical sensations

They can give details and good descriptions about their story

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3. Which of the following is a good “noticing” question? (Required.)

“How do you feel about that?”

“Can you tell me more details about that situation?”

“What is happening in your chest as you say that?”

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4. Understanding how your client’s body responded at the time of a past trauma gives the therapist good somatic data for assessing if they are in the WoT. (Required.)

True

False

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5. Tracking whether or not your client is “in the window” is the same as: (Required.)

Understanding the client’s story well.

Having good attunement with your client

Having empathy for your client’s feelings.

Tracking resiliency.

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6. Resiliency is (Required.)

The ability to tolerate sensations without becoming overwhelmed, on either the hyper- or hypo- end of arousal.

The ability to have a strong cathartic experience

The ability to have strong insight into the cause of an issue

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7. In therapy, the nervous system DOES respond to awareness of sensation. (Required.)

True

False

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8. It is important to track imagery, cognitions, emotions and somatic responses. Which is the most important for tracking whether or not your client is resilient enough to process material? (Required.)

Imagery

Cognitions

Emotions

Somatic responses

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* 1. Please type in your name (Required.)

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* 2. How do you know if your client is “in the Window of Tolerance”? (Required.)

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* 3. Which of the following is a good “noticing” question? (Required.)

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* 4. Understanding how your client’s body responded at the time of a past trauma gives the therapist good somatic data for assessing if they are in the WoT. (Required.)

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* 5. Tracking whether or not your client is “in the window” is the same as: (Required.)

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* 6. Resiliency is (Required.)

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* 7. In therapy, the nervous system DOES respond to awareness of sensation. (Required.)

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* 8. It is important to track imagery, cognitions, emotions and somatic responses. Which is the most important for tracking whether or not your client is resilient enough to process material? (Required.)

1. Please type in your name (Required.)

2. How do you know if your client is “in the Window of Tolerance”? (Required.)

3. Which of the following is a good “noticing” question? (Required.)

4. Understanding how your client’s body responded at the time of a past trauma gives the therapist good somatic data for assessing if they are in the WoT. (Required.)

5. Tracking whether or not your client is “in the window” is the same as: (Required.)

6. Resiliency is (Required.)

7. In therapy, the nervous system DOES respond to awareness of sensation. (Required.)

8. It is important to track imagery, cognitions, emotions and somatic responses. Which is the most important for tracking whether or not your client is resilient enough to process material? (Required.)