Biological Scarring, as Seen in Some Disorders Such as PTSD

question 21

Multiple Choice

Biological scarring, as seen in some disorders such as PTSD, demonstrates that

• A) the brain is capable of healing itself after a trauma.
• B) the brain may change as a result of the disorder.
• C) genetics plays a vital role in vulnerability to a disorder.
• D) brain plasticity is not possible after trauma.

Identify the phases and primary tasks of treatment planning and execution.

Recognize the limitations and applications of symptom-based treatment plans.

Appreciate the importance of addressing diversity in all treatment tasks.

Grasp the initial steps in treatment planning including theory-specific case conceptualization.

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Definitions:

Violent Media

Media content, such as movies, television, video games, and music, that depicts scenes of physical aggression or harm.

Aggressive Tendencies

A propensity in individuals or groups to engage in behaviors that aim to harm or intimidate others.

Justified Frustration

A feeling of irritation or annoyance deemed reasonable under specific circumstances.

Dorsal Anterior Cingulate Cortex

A region of the brain associated with emotion processing, decision-making, and cognitive control.