Dissociative Disorders and Trauma Reactions Quiz

Test your knowledge on Dissociative Disorders & Trauma Psychology with this quiz. Explore symptoms, causes, and treatment approaches.

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Which of the following is a characteristic symptom of Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)?

Memory loss that is inconsistent with ordinary forgetting

Excessive worry about physical health

Persistent fear of being judged by others

Episodes of intense fear or discomfort

Which of the following is a common trigger for Dissociative Disorders?

Regular exercise

Sleeping well

Traumatic experiences

Healthy diet

Which of the following is a potential cause of Dissociative Disorders?

Positive life events

Genetic predisposition

Regular socializing

Healthy coping mechanisms

What is the primary goal of treatment for Dissociative Disorders?

To suppress emotions related to trauma

To address underlying traumatic experiences

To promote avoidance behaviors

To encourage dissociation

What is a possible consequence of untreated Complex PTSD?

Increased self-esteem

Improved interpersonal relationships

Chronic feelings of emptiness

Decreased anxiety

Which of the following is a key characteristic of Dissociative Fugue?

Experiencing flashbacks of a traumatic event

Sudden unexpected travel away from home

Persistent worry about future events

Engaging in compulsive behaviors

Which of the following is a symptom of Acute Stress Disorder (ASD)?

Persistent difficulty sleeping

Inability to experience pleasure

Exaggerated startle response

Elevated mood and energy levels

What is the primary difference between Dissociative Amnesia and Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)?

Onset of symptoms

Duration of symptoms

Presence of specific triggers

Severity of memory impairment

What is the primary difference between Depersonalization Disorder and Derealization Disorder?

The level of emotional detachment

The presence of dissociative amnesia

The focus of the dissociative experience

The frequency of dissociative episodes

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What is a common approach in psychotherapy for treating Dissociative Disorders?

Encouraging avoidance of traumatic memories

Building a strong therapeutic alliance

Focusing solely on medication management

Reinforcing dissociative coping mechanisms

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What is a common form of trauma that may lead to Dissociative Disorders?

Positive reinforcement

Healthy familial relationships

Childhood abuse

Regular exercise routines

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What is a common intervention used in the treatment of Dissociative Disorders?

Encouraging avoidance of traumatic memories

Promoting dissociative states

Building distress tolerance skills

Fostering dependency on the therapist