Test Your Knowledge About Childhood Trauma

Severe and protracted interpersonal childhood trauma increases the risk of:

Individuals diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD) are how many times more likely to report having experienced childhood trauma compared to non-BPD sufferers?

What is the main difference between PTSD and complex PTSD?

They are different names for same thing

PTSD is much more serious than complex PTSD

Complex PTSD only affects children

Complex PTSD results from protracted, repetitive trauma whereas PTSD results from a single traumatic event

None of the above

How much of adult mental illness is attributable to adverse childhood events?

Severe and protracted, interpersonal childhood trauma can damage the brain's limbic system. The limbic system includes which of the following brain regions?

Severe and protracted childhood trauma can damage the development of the brain's amygdala. The main function of the amygdala is:

The processing of language

Regulating emotion and processing fear

Organizing and interpreting sensory information

Planning and decision making

The controlling of the appetite

According to the ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES (ACE) STUDY, if all children were protected from ACEs, how many cases of depression might be avoided per year?

According to Techer et al. Approximately how many children who have experienced severe abuse meet the diagnostic criteria for ADHD?

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