Question

question 4 of 10
what does it mean to be
trauma - informed?
choose an option below
seeking to actively resist
re - traumatization in
faculty and staff
realizing the narrow
impact of trauma
knowing the best path for
recovery
preventing the signs and
symptoms of trauma in
others

Explanation:

Trauma-informed practice centers on understanding trauma's widespread impact, prioritizing safety, and avoiding actions that could re-traumatize individuals, including staff who interact with trauma-affected people. The other options are incorrect: trauma has broad (not narrow) impact, there is no single "best path" for recovery, and trauma-informed care does not focus on preventing trauma symptoms in others but on responding safely to those affected.

Answer:

seeking to actively resist re-traumatization in faculty and staff