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1. Question
Which of the following is NOT on Donald Nathanson’s Axis of Shame?
- Withdrawal
- Hyperarousal
- Attack Other
- Avoidance
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Compassion helps co-parents in the following ways:
- It helps their children, and they are happier when they contribute to their children’s wellbeing.
- Compassion feels better than hatred.
- They are much more grounded and powerful when they have compassion.
- All of the above.
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When co-parents are compassionate:
- They are always nice.
- They give in to the person they're having compassion for.
- They feel into another's experience.
- They don't fight back.
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In “Thank You Barbara” underneath the author’s anger was “an ocean of:
- Frustration
- Thoughts
- Insecurity
- None of the above
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When co-parents are stuck in anger and resentment:
- They are hurting the other person.
- They are hurting themselves.
- They are hurting their children.
- Both 2 and 3
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If co-parents feel compassion toward the other co-parent:
- They absolutely must help them.
- They need to give up their own desires and accommodate them.
- They are helping themselves and their children.
- They are letting them off the hook.
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When co-parents are compassionate toward their co-parent, they are building relationship with their children.
- True
- False
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If a co-parent is behaving badly, the best thing the other co-parent can do for their children is:
- Behave better than that.
- Be sure to tell their children that their other parent is behaving badly.
- Use their co-parent's bad behavior as an opportunity to teach their children about bad behavior.
- All of the above.
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In relationship dynamics, there is usually one person responsible for creating the dynamic.
- True
- False
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According to Brene Brown, we want to find somebody to blame because:
- There is always someone to blame, and it is important to figure out who it is.
- By figuring out who's fault it is we can fix it.
- Because it gives us some semblance of control.
- Because figuring out the truth is important.
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Things Can Be Better, No Matter How Difficult Your Co-Parent Is