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what is the definition of triage |
specific type assessment |
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what does research make clear about children |
the most vulnerable population to trauma |
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what is a major problem with screening |
can be costly in terms of money and resources and carries a risk of harm |
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in addition to benefitting from discussing their fears and feelings with friends, relatives, or health-care workers, many cancer patients found reassurance through what? |
Social Comparison |
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What is an important post-disaster intervention that is not likely to be found in other kinds of mental health practice? |
conflict mediation |
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what is the ideal way to handle conflict |
keep it from occurring in the first place |
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what is debriefing |
a recounting of what transpired during a specific event |
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when did psychological debriefing come on the scene |
during a time of increasing awareness of the impact of trauma on individuals and communities. |
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who or what group did Shalev test his group debriefing |
Israeli infantry units |
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according to Mitchell, list the three principles of crisis intervention |
proximity Immediacy expectancy |
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do debriefings offer any benefits |
appear to offer some benefits to some people under certain circumstances |
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who are those who give social support to first responders |
spouses, family, and friends |
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what did Freud call reliving of traumatic events |
repetition compulsion |
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what is flooding therapy |
clients imagine only the actual feared stimuli |
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when doing long-term family therapy in the aftermath of a disaster, what must the therapist consider first |
who in the family is the primary patient or if there is more than one patient |
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in group therapy how can members of the group identify with one another |
identifying with another's pain can reassure a group member that he or she is not alone in suffering |
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doing long -term work with survivors of disaster and trauma can be what |
difficult and demanding, risky and rewarding |
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therapist need to be what when treating more than one person who survived the same trauma |
especially cautious |
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Shalev is optimistic about the human capacity to cope even in the most extreme circumstances, not because people are self-reliant but rather because of what |
can help each other |
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some in the field of mental health workers have argued that mental health interventions are not useful until when |
the danger has passed |
