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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Five: Paths to Recovery and Epilogue: Choices to Be Made.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In what way does Van der Kolk classify Maria's identity?
(a) Portuguese.
(b) Mexican.
(c) Latinx.
(d) Columbian.

2. What does the letter D stand for in EMDR?
(a) Decrease.
(b) Desensitization.
(c) Deficit.
(d) Denizen.

3. What is NOT an element described by W. H. Auden as one that resents "approaches that are too intense" (125)?
(a) Loyalty.
(b) Sleep.
(c) Love.
(d) Truth.

4. Van der Kolk asserts that SSRIs such as Prozac should act as what element in the comprehensive treatment plan of a survivor of trauma?
(a) An adjunct in their overall treatment.
(b) Only part of their treatment during emergencies.
(c) At least half of their treatment.
(d) The main treatment.

5. What is the second option presented to an autonomic nervous system trying to navigate a dangerous situation?
(a) Freeze or collapse.
(b) Neuroception.
(c) Social engagement.
(d) Fight or flight.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Prozac was introduced in 1988, Van der Kolk realized that it was a drug that helped people be what?

2. The outbreak of which war in the early twentieth century led to a renewed focus on the subject of trauma?

3. At which institution of higher learning did Mary Main work when she and her colleagues coined the term "disorganized attachment" (116)?

4. How many days after 9/11 did Van der Kolk visit family friends who had been near the World Trade Center that morning?

5. In how many languages was the novel All Quiet on the Western Front published soon after its initial release?

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