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What is the 'Window of Tolerance' in childhood development?
What is the 'Window of Tolerance' in childhood development?
- The process by which parents help children soothe their intense emotions
- The period when babies and toddlers dissociate when facing danger
- The stage when children rely on co-regulation from caregivers
- The optimal arousal zone where individuals are attuned to self and others (correct)
What is co-regulation in childhood development?
What is co-regulation in childhood development?
- The deep emotional bond that connects a person to a caregiver
- The natural dissociation of babies and toddlers when facing danger
- The process by which parents/caregivers help children soothe their intense emotions (correct)
- The learned process of emotion regulation in older children
What is attachment in childhood development?
What is attachment in childhood development?
- The process of managing emotions in older children
- The stage when children rely on co-regulation from caregivers
- The dissociation of babies and toddlers when facing danger
- A deep emotional bond that connects a person to a caregiver (correct)
What characterizes anxious-avoidant insecure attachment in children?
What characterizes anxious-avoidant insecure attachment in children?
What is the impact of inconsistent caregivers on infants?
What is the impact of inconsistent caregivers on infants?
What is the outcome of early trauma on cognition in children?
What is the outcome of early trauma on cognition in children?
Which part of the brain is responsible for the fight-or-flight response?
Which part of the brain is responsible for the fight-or-flight response?
What are the components of the Orienting Response?
What are the components of the Orienting Response?
What percentage of people reported at least one Adverse Childhood Event (ACE) according to the statistics?
What percentage of people reported at least one Adverse Childhood Event (ACE) according to the statistics?
Which type of childhood trauma involves seeking proximity as a response?
Which type of childhood trauma involves seeking proximity as a response?
What is the role of neuroplasticity in the brain due to trauma?
What is the role of neuroplasticity in the brain due to trauma?
Which response is characterized by an inclination to confront and combat threats?
Which response is characterized by an inclination to confront and combat threats?
What are the factors influencing the experience of trauma?
What are the factors influencing the experience of trauma?
Which part of the brain is involved in the brain's development from bottom up?
Which part of the brain is involved in the brain's development from bottom up?
What are the physiological changes associated with the Freeze Response?
What are the physiological changes associated with the Freeze Response?
Which response is associated with physiological and behavioral changes aimed at evading threat?
Which response is associated with physiological and behavioral changes aimed at evading threat?
What is the impact of trauma on the social 'safety system' and brain development?
What is the impact of trauma on the social 'safety system' and brain development?
What is the percentage of people who reported three or more ACEs according to the statistics?
What is the percentage of people who reported three or more ACEs according to the statistics?
What does developmental trauma refer to?
What does developmental trauma refer to?
How is trauma described in the text?
How is trauma described in the text?
What is the Fight-Flight-Freeze response associated with?
What is the Fight-Flight-Freeze response associated with?
What is the impact of trauma on the 'Window of Tolerance'?
What is the impact of trauma on the 'Window of Tolerance'?
What is developmental trauma?
What is developmental trauma?
What is the Fight-Flight-Freeze response related to?
What is the Fight-Flight-Freeze response related to?
What does the term CPTSD stand for?
What does the term CPTSD stand for?
What does the term 'Window of tolerance' refer to?
What does the term 'Window of tolerance' refer to?
Study Notes
Childhood Trauma and its Impact on Development
- Different types of childhood trauma: relinquishment, abuse, neglect, and severe health problems
- Adverse Childhood Events (ACES) statistics: two-thirds of people reported at least one ACE, one in five reported three or more
- Factors influencing the experience of trauma: age of onset, severity, frequency, duration, extent of injury, and safe relationships
- Impact of trauma on the social "safety system" and brain development
- The brain's development from bottom up: brainstem, limbic brain, and cortical brain
- Neuroplasticity and its effects on the brain due to trauma
- The fight-or-flight response and its physiological changes
- The Orienting Response and its components: attentional focus, sensory processing, information gathering, and decision-making
- The Flock Response and its role in seeking proximity
- The Flight Response and its physiological and behavioral changes
- The Fight Response and its inclination to confront and combat threats
- The Freeze Response and its physiological and behavioral characteristics, including dissociation
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Explore the impact of childhood trauma on development with this quiz. Learn about different types of trauma, ACES statistics, factors influencing trauma experiences, and the effects on brain development and the social "safety system." Dive into the fight-or-flight response, neuroplasticity, and various physiological and behavioral reactions to trauma.
