Attachment styles
Racism
Values
Trauma
Trauma part II
100

Name 1 trait of secure attachment

Comfortable with intimacy

Confident in relationships

Balanaces closeness and Indepedence 

Developed from consistent and responsive caregiving

100

What is INTERPERSONAL RACISM?

Prejudgment, bias or discrimination by an individual toward a person of color.

100

What are values?

The beliefs that define what is most important to you

100

What is Trauma

An appropriate answer should mention something about :

A negative experience in which a person is seriously hurt, was at risk of dying, or witnessed someone else be hurt or seriously at risk of dying.

Can also be repeated instances of smaller negative events that lead someone to have a strong emotional reaction (for example physical abuse or neglect) 

100

Name 1 way that truama affect emotions?

Difficulty controlling emotions

trounle recognizing emotions

Limited coping skills

increased sensitivity to stress

Shame and guilt

Excessive worry

Hopelessness

Feeling helpeless

Lack of self efficacy

200

Name 1 trait of anxious attachment

Craves intimacy and closeness

fears rejection and abandonment

often seeks reassurance

Developed from inconsistent caregiving 

200

What is INSTITUTIONAL RACISM

Policies, practices, procedures and culture of an institution or system that work better for white people and cause harm to people of color, often inadvertently or unintentionally

200

Give an example of 1 of your values

any value 

200

Name 1 way that truama affect Brain development?

Smaller Brain size

Less efficient processing

Impaired stress response

changes in gene expression

200

Name 1 way that truama affect Physical Health?

Sleep disorders

Eating Disorders

Poor immune system functioning

Cardio Vascular disease

Shorterlife span

300

Name 1 trait of avoidant attachment

Values independence

avoids emoitonal closeness

preferes self reliance

developed from emotionally distant caregiving


300

What is STRUCTURAL RACISM  

The history, culture and current reality of racism across institutions and/or systems; when the institutional racism of multiple institutions overlaps to form a web of racism impacting people and communities of color. This includes implicit and explicit social narratives about race, such as those perpetuated by the media

300

Name 1 way your values are different from your family

Any appropriate answer

300

Name 1 way that truama affect behavior?

Poor self regulation

social withdraw

aggression

poor impulse control

risk taking/ illegal activity

sexual acting out

adolescent pregnancy

drug and alcohol abuse

300

Name 1 way that truama affect Cognition?

Impaired readiness to learn 

Difficulty problem-solving

Language delays

Problem concentrating

Poor Academic achievement

400

Name 1 trait of disorganized attachment

fears both abandonment and intimacy

exibits erratic behavior in relationships

struggles with trust

developed from chaotic or abusive caregiving

400

What is INTERNALIZED RACISM  

The internalization of the racist stereotypes, values, images and ideologies perpetuated by the white dominant society about oneʼs racial group

400

Name 1 way your values are similar to your family

any appropriate answer

400

Name 1 way that truama affect mental health?

Depression

anciety

negative self image

low self esteem

 PTSD

Suicidality

400

Give 1 example of traumatic event

Any appropriate example of traumatic event

500

Name 2 of the 4 attachement styles

Secure

Avoidant

Anxious

Disorganized

500

Name any of the 4 types of Racism 

Interpersonal

intermailized

institutional

Structural 

500

Other than your family what are other things that influence your values

Your friends and society


any answer that is considered appropriate by Pablo

500

Name 1 way that truama affect relationships?

Attachment problems/disorder

poor understanding of social interactions

difficulty forming relationships with peers

Problems in romantic relationships

intergenerational cycles of abuse and neglect

500

Give 1 example of a coping skill to manage a trauma response 

Any appropriate coping skill

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