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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Three: The Minds of Children.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. To whom is the epigraph for Chapter 7, "Getting on the Same Wavelength: Attachment and Attunement" attributed?
(a) Jean Piaget.
(b) Henry Murray.
(c) Diane Foshe.
(d) Nina Fish-Murray.

2. In what year did Van der Kolk meet Tom?
(a) 1998.
(b) 2008.
(c) 1978.
(d) 1988.

3. What part of her client's body was the massage therapist holding when her client called out to see where she had gone?
(a) Her feet.
(b) Her neck.
(c) Her back.
(d) Her head.

4. At what university did Steve Porges work as a researcher when he developed the Polyvagal Theory?
(a) The University of Minnesota.
(b) The University of Maryland.
(c) The University of Delaware.
(d) The University of Massachusetts.

5. Van der Kolk asserts that SSRIs such as Prozac should act as what element in the comprehensive treatment plan of a survivor of trauma?
(a) At least half of their treatment.
(b) Only part of their treatment during emergencies.
(c) The main treatment.
(d) An adjunct in their overall treatment.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many years before the publication of The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma did Mary Main and her colleagues coin the term "disorganized attachment" (116)?

2. When trauma survivors experience flashbacks, which part of their brains are the only areas to light up?

3. What sort of radioactive substance was used in the test Van der Kolk conducted on a number of subjects?

4. For how many years did Maria participate in an equine therapy program?

5. The photograph discussed in Chapter 7, "Getting on the Same Wavelength: Attachment and Attunement" depicts how many children watching their father complete a task?

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