Racial Trauma: The African American Experience _ _______________________________________________
64. What are the steps of the Integrity Model? A) Meditation, moderation, and maintenance
68. Trauma-informed care is based on all of the following values, EXCEPT: A) Cooperation
B) Safety, stability, strength, synthesis, and solidarity C) Identification, integration, re-entry, and continuation D) Acceptance, amelioration, assimilation, and advocacy 65. Practitioners have a responsibility to recognize and identify trauma and should work to help process the trauma in the absence of rationalizing, correcting, or altering the viewpoint of the client.
B) Encouragement C) Client autonomy D) Practitioner expertise
69. Which of the following statements regarding culture and trauma therapy is TRUE? A) Clinicians should reflect on culture being a vehicle for retraumatizing events. B) Traumatic encounters generally do not affect an individual’s cultural identity and worldview. C) Clinicians should explore their own self-identity, culture, individual history, and implicit biases. D) The cultural elements of African American culture and family cohesion may impede the development of resilience. 70. All mental health providers should work to identify and eliminate discriminatory policies, demonstrate compassion, recognize patients’ human rights and dignity, engage in lifelong learning, and contribute to the growth of society and community health.
A) True B) False
66. At a minimum, all of the following areas should be explored in a spiritual assessment, EXCEPT: A) Spiritual family history B) Spiritual practices C) Denomination or faith D) Spiritual beliefs 67. Providing trauma-informed care requires recognizing symptoms of trauma and designing all interactions with victims of racial trauma in such a way that minimizes the potential for re-traumatization.
A) True B) False
A) True B) False
Course Code: PYMA05RT
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