Psychology & Ethics of Touch Quiz (DNU)

The body’s response to extreme shock or threat is known as: 

Trauma resulting from the loss of a loved one is classified as:

Stockholm Syndrome is an example of:

The most widely recognized trauma-related mental health issue is:

Memories that have been understood and accepted are classified as:

Flashbacks and unintegrated memories are the same thing:

The three distinct areas of the brain are collectively known as:

A person’s instinctive response to danger is called:

Cortisol, dopamine, and serotonin are examples of

When a disconnect between the mind and body occurs, it is called: 

The class of mental health medications that take immediate effect are: 

The therapy method used to treat trauma related disorders is:

The thin web of tissue that surrounds all organs, muscles, nerves, and bones is known as:

The therapy method that focuses on resolving the disconnect between the triune brain that keeps the mind stuck in the fight, flight, or freeze response, and communication between the muscles and the fascia is: 

The use of scent to influence stress levels and mood is known as: 

The therapy method that uses targeted eye movements to desensitize a person to traumatic memories is:

The sum total of the signals being sent and received throughout the body is known as:

The form of therapy used to help the client work through trauma-based fears surrounding physical touch is:

The method of therapy that utilizes interoceptive processing is: