Exam Preview for 1441: Intermediate Body-Based Interventions: Deepe

Intermediate Body-Based Interventions: Deepening Connection and Promoting Regulation

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1. Which of the following describes types of body-based interventions? Movement Visualizations Breathe Work All of the above
2. What are the three organizing principles of Poylvagal Theory? Movement, Breathwork, and Visualizations Autonomic Hierarchy, Neuroception, and Co-regulation Neuroception, Interoception, and Regulation Autonomic, Sympathetic, and Parasympathetic
3. What are the three states of the autonomic hierarchy? Autonomic, Sympathetic, and Parasympathetic Vagal, Sympathetic, and Parasympathetic Dorsal Vagal, Sympathetic, and Ventral Vagal Fight, Flight, and Freeze
4. Activation of the sympathetic nervous system can lead to: Anger Panic Increased blood pressure Decreased heart rate
5. Ventral Vagal : Social Engagement as Dorsal Vagal : ______________ Mobilization Immobilization Flight Fawn
6. Which of the following is FALSE about neuroception? It takes place in the primitive parts of our brain It describes how neural circuits distinguish whether situations or people are safe, dangerous, or life threatening It can only stimulate prosocial behaviors and not defensive behaviors It can stimulate both prosocial and defensive behaviors
7. What internal bodily sensations might we sense using interception? Heart Rate Vision patterns Itching All of the above
8. Coregulation does not include includes: The bidirectional linkage of emotions between different partners Being able to read your client’s mind A client’s experience of being heard, met, felt, and understood A clinician’s ability to be fully present with and attuned to clients
9. How can clinicians prepare to practice presence before a session? Attune to one's self Set an intention Ground in the present moment All of the above
10. Which of the following are NOT markers of social engagement? Appealing tone and rhythm of voice Indirect eye contact Open and forward leaning body-posture All of the above