Trauma & Dissociation Quiz

Medical writers of the 1900’s referenced dissociative responses in their patients by using the term:

British Psychologist Charles Myers identified:

€�Rap Groups” appeared after the:

In ancient times, the term “hysteria” referenced:

5. Dr. Thomas Sydenham declared hysteria to be:

In 1859, Paul Briquet confirmed hysteria:

In France, Jean Martin Charcot treated hysteria with:

In the first edition of the DSM, the term “hysteria” was changed to:

In the second edition of the DSM, hysteria was brought back under the term “hysterical neurosis” and included:

In 1980, the DSM-III:

The DSM-III also:

The DSM-III also promoted Dissociative Disorders to their own categories, including:

Depersonalization Disorder was first listed in:

According to the DSM-III, atypical dissociation includes:

The ICD-10 changed the grouping of dissociative diagnosis, including:

In DSM-IV and DSM-IV-TR, dissociative responses were prioritized and clarified through re-namings that included:

In DSM-IV and DSM-IV-TR, dissociative responses were prioritized and clarified through renamings that included:

One of the changes in the DSM-5 was paragraphs with each diagnosis regarding differential diagnosis. The challenge for dissociative disorders is that:

The term “depersonalization” was first used in:

Modern relational approaches explain depersonalization and derealization:

Recent fMRI research shows that depersonalization and derealization happen due to:

In their break through and classic (updated 2022) work known as “The Brick”, Paul Dell and John O’Neil describe three kinds of dissociation, including:

Peter Barach was the first to connect:

Jennifer Freyd added on this connection by developing betrayal trauma theory, which posits that dissociation serves the purpose of:

The Structuralist Theory of trauma and dissociation differs from the traditional theory because it:

Those with lived experience appreciate that the Structural Dissociation theory seems to:

It is also important to be aware that the Structuralists changed:

Neurological research using fMRI’s in Europe has recently confirmed that:

The same research (2020) also confirmed the cause of that diagnosis is:

Further research (2021) has recently found:

In response to this research and in responses to discussions with lived experience clinicians, the Structuralists have:

Types of trauma referenced included:

The research of Simone Reinders regarding those with dissociative disorder diagnoses reported that:

The phenomenon of the online “plural” culture has its seeds in:

Richard Kluft pointed out that over the last 50 years of therapeutic treatment, there has been a shift in experience for both clinician and patient. He described this shift as moving from a:

Plural culture developed intentionally, utilizing the civil rights movements of which groups:

These movements relate to treatment because they focus on:

The mantra for lived experience advocacy is:

Plurality, then, could be viewed as one aspect or expression of:

The Plural Movement began in 2018, but more research began to be published when similar movements began with other disorders in response to what collective trauma?