Betrayal Trauma Test: Do I Have Betrayal Trauma? Quiz

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    How do you typically react when recalling instances of broken trust in your life?

    • Feel a deep sense of emotional pain.
    • Experience a mix of emotions.
    • Tend to minimize the impact. 
    • Rarely think about past betrayals.
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About This Quiz

Have you ever found yourself questioning trust and dealing with some heavy emotions? The weight of trust issues is burdening you. Take a breather and try out our "Betrayal Trauma Quiz.

This compassionate and introspective tool is designed to help individuals explore the possibility of experiencing betrayal trauma. Betrayal trauma can manifest in various ways, impacting emotional well-being and trust. Your well-being is vital, so why not take a moment to lighten up your feelings and emotions?

By engaging in this quiz, you can gain insights about your feelings and potentially open the door to conversations about healing and support. If the quiz resonates with what you are going through, consider seeking further guidance from trusted friends, family, or mental health professionals.

Betrayal Trauma Test: Do I Have Betrayal Trauma? Quiz - Quiz

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  • 2. 

    When discussing trust in relationships, which statement resonates with you the most?

    • Trust is subjective and varies

    • Relationships don't require much trust

    • Trust is the foundation of a healthy relationship

    • Trust is important but can be rebuilt

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  • 3. 

    How do you handle feelings of suspicion or doubt in your current relationship?

    • Confront and discuss openly

    • Observe but avoid confrontation

    • Disregard suspicions

    • Rarely experience suspicions

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  • 4. 

    In past relationships, how did you cope with instances of betrayal or deception?

    • Felt deeply hurt and struggled to move on.

    • Managed to move forward over time.

    • Brushed it off quickly.

    • Rarely experienced betrayal.

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  • 5. 

    When you hear stories of betrayal in movies or books, how do you emotionally respond?

    • Empathize deeply with the characters.

    • Feel a mix of emotions.

    • Remain indifferent

    • Find it hard to relate

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  • 6. 

    How would you describe your current level of trust in close relationships?

    • Trust easily and fully.

    • Trust cautiously but not fully.

    • Struggle to trust others.

    • Generally distrust people.

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  • 7. 

    When betrayed, how likely are you to seek closure or understanding from the person who hurt you?

    • Always seek closure and understanding.

    • Sometimes seek closure

    • Rarely seek closure

    • Never seek closure

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  • 8. 

    How frequently do you find yourself questioning the motives or actions of those around you?

    • Rarely question others

    • Occasionally question motives

    • Frequently question others

    • Always question motives

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  • 9. 

    How do you perceive forgiveness in the context of betrayal?

    • Believe in forgiveness and practice it

    • Open to forgiveness under certain conditions

    • Find it hard to forgive

    • Don't believe in forgiveness

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  • 10. 

    In your current relationship, how would you describe your communication about trust-related concerns?

    • Openly discuss trust issues

    • Address concerns when necessary

    • Avoid discussing trust issues

    • Trust is not a topic of discussion

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