Lesson 5 Quiz – Neurology of TRE
Test your understanding of the neurology and brain structures involved in TRE.
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Which part of the brain is primarily responsible for instinctive survival responses (fight, flight, freeze)?
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Which statement best describes why TRE is considered a “bottom-up” method?
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What happens to the cortex during extreme stress or threat?
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The HPA axis involves which three components?
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According to neurologist Robert Scaer, neurogenic tremors may help:
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The limbic system is responsible for emotional processing and threat detection.
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Chronic stress can cause the amygdala to become overactive and the prefrontal cortex to weaken.
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The brainstem is involved only in conscious decision-making.
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Neurogenic tremors can help restore the cortex’s functioning by reducing brainstem-level activation.
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TRE works by eliminating the HPA axis so that the body no longer responds to stress.
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