Subtle Patterns of Dissociation - Quiz - Personal Transformation Institute

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1. Question
1. The Answer is a concept used to simplify:
- Attachment and Safety patterns
- The questions a clinician asks to a client.
- Motivational interviewing
- Diagnosis
Question 2 of 7

2. Question
2. If a client has no memories prior to adulthood, what is recommended?
- Move forward in the phases and only use adult memories as a target as this shows respect for the client.
- Stop in phase 1 and do not move forward until the client is able to recall memories.
- Continue in phases 1 and 2 and assess for dissociation.
- This client is not suitable for EMDR and another treatment approach should be used.
Question 3 of 7

3. Question
3. What is bilateral stimulation in EMDR therapy primarily designed to do, according to scientific understanding?
- Enhance memory recall.
- Activate the fight-or-flight response.
- Facilitate the processing of traumatic memories.
- Increase emotional dissociation.
Question 4 of 7

4. Question
4. What role does EMDR play in emotional regulation, according to scientific findings?
- It exacerbates emotional dysregulation.
- It has no impact on emotional regulation.
- It facilitates emotional regulation by reducing the emotional charge of traumatic memories.
Question 5 of 7

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5. Why is it important to recognize subtle signs of dissociation in the EMDR therapy process?
- Subtle dissociation is often a sign of DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder)
- Subtle dissociation may block the EMDR process by keeping the client distanced from the true experiential root of their presenting issue.
- Subtle dissociation gives the client a way to persuade the clinician that they are actually making progress.
Question 6 of 7

6. Question
6. Which of the following are examples of subtle dissociation?
- The client suddenly starts speaking in a baby voice and believes they are a young child.
- The client begins asking lots of questions about the EMDR process after thoroughly discussing the process.
- The client stops responding when asked for feedback.
- The client has no memory of childhood.
Question 7 of 7

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7. In which phases of the EMDR process does the therapist work with the client to investigate and predict blocks to successful EMDR therapy?
- Phases 1 & 2
- Phases 3 & 4
- Phases 5 & 6

Subtle Patterns of Dissociation – Quiz

Subtle Patterns of Dissociation – Quiz

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1. Question

The Answer is a concept used to simplify:

2. Question

2. If a client has no memories prior to adulthood, what is recommended?

3. Question

3. What is bilateral stimulation in EMDR therapy primarily designed to do, according to scientific understanding?

4. Question

4. What role does EMDR play in emotional regulation, according to scientific findings?

5. Question

5. Why is it important to recognize subtle signs of dissociation in the EMDR therapy process?

6. Question

6. Which of the following are examples of subtle dissociation?

7. Question

7. In which phases of the EMDR process does the therapist work with the client to investigate and predict blocks to successful EMDR therapy?