Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
1)

According to SAMHSA, trauma is:
 
Minor stress Imaginary event Harmful/threatening events with lasting effects Temporary worry
 
2)

EMDR primarily helps reduce:
 
PTSD symptoms Minor stress Common colds Broken bones
 
3)

EMDR fidelity requires:
 
Random steps Eight-phase structure Two-phase model No structure
 
4)

In EMDR, SUD measures:
 
Disturbance level (0–10) Physical height Memory length Heart rate
 
5)

In EMDR, VoC measures:
 
Disturbance level Validity of Cognition (1–7) Trauma severity Stress hormones
 
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Who developed EMDR?
 
Sigmund Freud Carl Rogers Francine Shapiro Aaron Beck
 
7)

Shapiro stated EMDR’s goal is to:
 
Cure PTSD in one session Reduce anxiety/distress Eliminate all memories Replace medication
 
8)

A main goal of EMDR is to:
 
Reduce trauma distress Improve math skills Cure physical illness Teach relaxation only
 
9)

EMDR uses bilateral stimulation such as:
 
Deep breathing Eye movements/taps/tones Medication Hypnosis only
 
10)

EMDR is based on which model?
 
Behaviorism Psychoanalysis Adaptive Information Processing Humanistic theory
 
11)

EMDR helps unblocked memories become:
 
Integrated/adaptive Permanently erased More distressing Unchanged/frozen
 
12)

How many phases are in EMDR?
 
Six Eight Ten Twelve
 
13)

EMDR reprocesses which target first?
 
Future events Current stressors Past events Physical health
 
14)

EMDR installs future templates to:
 
Block memories Build adaptive responses Remove triggers Avoid therapy
 
15)

Today, EMDR is practiced in:
 
Over 30 countries Only one city Just three clinics Two states
 
16)

The most common EMDR movement is:
 
Vertical Circular Horizontal saccades Diagonal
 
17)

EMDR Phase 2 focuses on:
 
Memory erasure Preparation and coping skills Medication planning Hypnosis training
 
18)

EMDR Phase 7 emphasizes:
 
Trauma recall Closure and stabilization Memory erasure New diagnosis
 
19)

EMDR is often seen as a blend of:
 
Psychoanalysis and hypnosis CBT, exposure, and eye movements Medication and surgery Yoga and meditation
 
20)

EMDR is most effective for anxiety caused by:
 
Unknown causes Genetic factors Traumatic experiences Physical illness
 
21)

Current neurobiology research shows EMDR may:
 
Increase blood sugar Change brain activity/structure Cure colds Stop aging
 
22)

Research shows EMDR often reduces PTSD symptoms in children within:
 
3–9 sessions 1 session 20–30 sessions Never
 
23)

EMDR with youth often uses:
 
Medical exams Play and drawings Legal contracts Adult-only methods
 
24)

Caregiver involvement in youth EMDR helps:
 
Increase homework Reinforce gains at home/school Replace therapy Shorten memory recall
 
25)

EMDR is only marginally better than no treatment and hasn’t been thoroughly tested.
 
True False