Houston Psychological Association

* How is a refugee defined?

A. A person who chooses to leave their country for economic opportunities.

B. A person who has been forced to leave their home country due to war, persecution, or violence.

C. A person who travels temporarily to another country for tourism.

D. A person who is displaced within their own country due to natural disasters.

* Should the nine components of the PRACTICE acronym be done in order?

A. Some must be done in order.

B. No, they do not have to be done in any order.

C. The first three letters (PRA) must be done in order.

D. All nine should be done in order.

* More than half of all refugees are children.

True

False

* Which component of the PRACTICE acronym is considered the most important?

A. Relaxation skills

B. Trauma narrative

C. Affective modulation skills

D. Cognitive coping skills

* TF-CBT (Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) is

A. Considered the gold standard for treating trauma in children.

B. Widely used, but not considered gold standard.

C. Only effective for adults.

D. Rarely used in practice.

* Which of the following is a possible TF-CBT treatment outcome?

A. Symptoms of depression and anxiety are reduced.

B. Parent-child relationships are improved.

C. Symptoms of PTSD are reduced.

D. Adjustment to new environments is improved.

E. All of the above

* When treating refugees or asylum seekers, we must consider their religion in the treatment process.

* Children may respond better to the use of games that were popular in their culture vs new games.

* Some therapy techniques (such as mindfulness) may not translate well to other cultures due to their association with religion.

* In-vivo exposure is not an important component of the PRACTICE acronym.

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