How does posttraumatic growth occur?
a. It occurs through the sharing of the traumatic experience with others.
b. Just experiencing a traumatic event brings about emotional growth.
c. Through therapeutic interventions such as critical incident stress debriefing.
d. Trauma can never lead to growth due to the psychological damage that always occurs through the experiencing of it.
e. The cognitive processing and restructuring that occurs as a result of experiencing a traumatic event often leads to personal growth.
Question 2
What is narrative therapy?
a. Narrative therapy is when the counselor transcribes the counseling session and plays it back to the client to increase insight.
b. Narrative therapy involves the reading of books and stories relevant to the clients issue/s.
c. Narrative therapy is witnessing clients telling and revising their life stories, remaking them into more meaningful wholes.
d. Narrative therapy is a form of psychodrama where the client is a narrator in their own life play.
e. Narrative therapy involves authoring of stories for children by clients who are able to use their therapeutic growth to help others.
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Growth of the body and brain is dramatic over the first 2 years.
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