Network Approach to PTSD and Dissociative Experiences Post-Test 1. According to the text, individuals reported trauma related symptoms of depersonalization and _________ in addition to core PTSD symptoms. hallucinations derealization somatization existentialism 2. The World Mental Health Survey found a prevalence of approximately _______ of respondents reported D-PTSD symptomology. 14% 7% 23% 36% 3. A factor analysis of the criteria utilized in the DSM-5 with a general population sample found a depersonalization/derealization variable that exhibited _______ loading with risk taking behaviors. minimal significant moderate correlational 4. According to Borsboom & Cramer (2013, 2015), a network perspective is______. utilizing the connectedness of the internet to diagnosis and treat. the connection between physical, emotional, and psychological factors. a multidisciplinary team. that mental disorders are the potential consequence of other symptoms that interact with each other. 5. The study by Knefet et al. (2016) found that nearly _______ of the participants reported symptoms of either depersonalization or derealization. one third one half three fourths all 6. McBride and colleagues found a strong network connection between depersonalization and ______. nightmares. night terrors. hypervigilance. flashbacks. 7. Which of the following is a 10 item self-report questionnaire that aims to address the board domain of dissociative experiences related to assessing D-PTSD? TRASC-Q TASC-R DPPTSD-Q DPDR-Q 8. According to the study, _______ was the most centralized symptom with the strongest connection in the network. derealization depersonalization depression hypervigilance 9. _______________ was/were the least central symptom of the study. Dissociative fugue Flashbacks Night terrors Sleep disturbances 10. According to the study, ______________ tended to reveal symptom associations broadly consistent with the DSM-5 clusters groupings criterion network associations comorbidity Loading...
