Quiz: Regulate, Relate, Reason: OT in Juvenile Justice
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Cognitive behavioral techniques are not as effective when the lower parts of the brain are not regulated, because CBT uses the higher parts of the brain.
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The state of terror and fear are states in which the higher parts of the brain can work well.
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Rhythmic, predictable, and patterned movement can help diffuse the emotional brain.
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The feelings and imagination should be the first in order to help us make decisions.
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To relate to someone before reasoning with them helps them to build trust in order to accept help with the reasoning process.
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I attest I attended the entire presentation.
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