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Froggy Jumps Psychedelics quizOnline version Test your knowledge on psychedelics and therapy! by Emma 1 What are psychedelics primarily known for? a Causing aggression b Enhancing physical strength and making people take risks c Altering perception, emotions, and cognition 2 Which is an example of a classic psychedelic? a MDMA b LSD c Ketamine 3 What is the main goal of psychedelic-assisted therapy? a Immediate pain relief b Temporary mood boost, helps process truama c Create long-lasting psychological and behavioral changes 4 Which receptor do classic psychedelics activate? a serotonin receptors b GABA receptor c Dopamine receptor 5 What is ego dissolution? a Feeling a sense of insecurity b Sense of self diminishes and connects with the universe c Having an inflated sense of self 6 Which drug is a non-classic psychedelic? a LSD b MDMA c Psilocybin 7 What is a common experience during psychedelic therapy? a Ego dissolution and emotional catharsis b Bad trips c Seizures 8 Are psychedelics legal under Canada's Controlled Drugs and Substances Act? a Legal only for medical use b Yes, fully legal c No, they remain illegal 9 What is a major influence for the effects of psychedelics? a Set and setting b Dosage alone c Time of day 10 What is a key component of therapeutic alliance in psychedelic therapy? a A collaborative relationship with trust and goals b a strict authoritative relationship with the client c Sharing personal details to connect with the client 11 What is a major limitation to psychedelic research? a Lack of participants b Legal implications c Neurochemistry

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Psychedelics quizOnline version

Test your knowledge on psychedelics and therapy!

by Emma

What are psychedelics primarily known for?

Causing aggression

Enhancing physical strength and making people take risks

Altering perception, emotions, and cognition

Which is an example of a classic psychedelic?

MDMA

LSD

Ketamine

What is the main goal of psychedelic-assisted therapy?

Immediate pain relief

Temporary mood boost, helps process truama

Create long-lasting psychological and behavioral changes

Which receptor do classic psychedelics activate?

serotonin receptors

GABA receptor

Dopamine receptor

What is ego dissolution?

Feeling a sense of insecurity

Sense of self diminishes and connects with the universe

Having an inflated sense of self

Which drug is a non-classic psychedelic?

LSD

MDMA

Psilocybin

What is a common experience during psychedelic therapy?

Ego dissolution and emotional catharsis

Bad trips

Seizures

Are psychedelics legal under Canada's Controlled Drugs and Substances Act?

Legal only for medical use

Yes, fully legal

No, they remain illegal

What is a major influence for the effects of psychedelics?

Set and setting

Dosage alone

Time of day

What is a key component of therapeutic alliance in psychedelic therapy?

A collaborative relationship with trust and goals

a strict authoritative relationship with the client

Sharing personal details to connect with the client

What is a major limitation to psychedelic research?

Lack of participants

Legal implications

Neurochemistry

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What are psychedelics primarily known for?

Which is an example of a classic psychedelic?

What is the main goal of psychedelic-assisted therapy?

Which receptor do classic psychedelics activate?

What is ego dissolution?

Which drug is a non-classic psychedelic?

What is a common experience during psychedelic therapy?

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What is a major influence for the effects of psychedelics?

What is a key component of therapeutic alliance in psychedelic therapy?

What is a major limitation to psychedelic research?

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