Which client statement indicates an understanding of the 'fawn' response to stress?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking you to identify the statement that best describes the 'fawn' stress response. The 'fawn' response involves seeking safety by prioritizing the needs and desires of others, often to an extent that neglects one's own needs.
Answer
“I hoped that by caring for them they might care for me.”
A client statement that indicates an understanding of the 'fawn' response to stress is: “I hoped that by caring for them they might care for me.”
Answer for screen readers
A client statement that indicates an understanding of the 'fawn' response to stress is: “I hoped that by caring for them they might care for me.”
More Information
The 'fawn' response is a trauma response where individuals attempt to avoid conflict or abuse by appeasing others.
Tips
The fawn response is a relatively new concept, so make sure you are using the most up to date information when learning about it.
Sources
- Understanding the Fawn Response In Complex PTSD - Dr Arielle Schwartz - drarielleschwartz.com
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