ASCH Level 1 Clinical Workshop Post-Test, PEDGI

Post-Test, PEDGI

This quiz serves as a post-course assessment designed to evaluate your existing competencies and knowledge after the course. It is not graded, but it will show you the correct answers. This quiz is intended to help us understand your strengths and areas that may need further focus during upcoming learning experiences.

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* 1. Please enter your name

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* 2. Please enter your email

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* 3. Which of the following is NOT an example of permissive, invitational language?

Feel free to close your eyes if you would like

Only relax as much as you feel comfortable right now

You will relax deeply right now

You may begin to relax now, or you may begin to relax in a few minutes

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* 4. One explanation for why control of one’s perceptions and movements feels involuntary and effortless while in a hypnotic state is because...

Hypnosis causes our cognitive monitoring centers to go to sleep.‎

We give control of our mind over to someone else when under hypnosis.‎

Hypnosis causes our executive control centers (pre-frontal cortex) to go to sleep.

Hypnosis seems to weaken connectivity between executive control and ‎cognitive monitoring systems in the brain.‎

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* 5. Speaking with a slow, soft cadence as we do in hypnosis signals safety to the ventral vagus nerve which activates the:

Sympathetic nervous system

Parasympathetic nervous system

The amygdala

The pre-frontal cortex

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* 6. Aspects of a clinically hypnotic trance may include all of the following EXCEPT...

Openness to change and therapeutic suggestions

Patient giving up control to the clinician

Focused attention and concentration

Inner absorption and reflection

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* 7. Any of the following suggestions could help a client tune out distractions like background noise, EXCEPT...

Suggesting that a part of their mind could notice the noise, while another part of ‎their mind can relax and let the noise fade into the background

Suggesting they could get more curious about the noise and simply let it be part ‎of their experience

Don’t say anything about the background noise because that would be more ‎distracting to the patient

Suggest the patient can get more absorbed in the details of the sound, noticing ‎where it ends and begins, its rhythm, and how it changes moment to moment

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* 8. Which of the following is the best example of a direct suggestion?

You can close your eyes now

You may find yourself going to a deeper place inside now or at a later moment

Many people like to begin hypnosis by closing their eyes

I don’t really know if you will close your eyes or cast your gaze down

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* 9. The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis (ASCH) does not support the practice of hypnosis by...

Registered Nurses

Licensed Clinical Social Workers

Laypersons who lack clinical training in a healthcare discipline

Licensed Dentists

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* 10. Which of the following issues led to a healthcare professional being sued by a client?

Using hypnosis outside the scope of practice covered by one’s healthcare discipline

Not fully relaerting the client from hypnosis before they left the session

Touching a client during trance without securing their permission first

All of these events have resulted in a client taking legal action against a clinician

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* 11. Which of the following statements about self-hypnosis is FALSE?

Self-hypnosis has a specific goal in mind

Self-hypnosis is the same thing as meditation

Self-hypnosis is the act of administering hypnosis procedures on one’s own

Self-hypnosis is something we should teach our patients to do

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* 12. Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding the nature of memory?

Researchers like Elizabeth Loftus have demonstrated “false memories” can be ‎created through the use of leading questions or suggestions

Memory is not stored in one place in the brain, but reconstructed from several areas

Memory retrieved under hypnosis is usually 90% accurate‎

Memories can be distorted, biased, and altered by changes in perspective

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* 13. A negative hallucination is...

Seeing, hearing, or experiencing something that is NOT present

Not seeing, hearing, or experiencing something that is actually present

Imagining that you can talk to a deceased loved one

A hallucination of a negative experience

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* 14. Which of the following is the best example of an indirect suggestion?

Many people like to begin hypnosis by closing their eyes

Imagine that you can travel into the future

When I count to three, you will open your eyes

You can close your eyes now.‎