Quiz – X-men

How does artivism differ from traditional activism?

A) Artivism focuses solely on aesthetics

B) Artivism uses artistic expression as a tool for social change

C) Traditional activism dismisses the role of art in societal issues

What can suppressing emotions lead to?

A) Exposing to the risk of developing health and behaviour issues

B) Being always happy

C) Being successful

The New Pact on Migration and Asylum (NPMA) agreed upon by the members of the EU in December 2023 represents good news for the Human Rights of migrant children and youth.

A) True

B) False

How does artivism contribute to inclusivity and diversity in societal discussions?

A) By ignoring diverse perspectives

B) By amplifying marginalized voices and viewpoints

C) By promoting exclusivity in artistic expression

What are the three domains of trauma?

A) Safety, control, and responsibility

B) Fight, Flight, and Freeze

C) Fear, anger, and sadness

How do gender norms surrounding masculinity impact male trauma?

A) Masculinity norms foster a sense of invulnerability and emotional fortitude, reducing the impact of traumatic events.

B) Masculinity norms make it more difficult for boys and men to properly cope with trauma.

C) Masculinity norms have no impact on male trauma. Trauma affects individuals regardless of societal expectations or gender norms.

D) Masculinity norms increase the likelihood of engaging in violent behavior, and unhealthy lifestyles.

Options B and D are correct

Can age be a dimension of inequality in the intersectional approach?

A) No

B) Yes

C) Only in case of children and minors in general

What is the primary goal of artivism?

A) Pure artistic expression

B) Social and political activism through art

C) Commercial success in the art market

Gender norms are discouraging young men to express certain emotions, which ones?

A) Vulnerable emotions

B) Intense emotions

C) Sadness, fear and shame

D) All emotions

E) Options A and C are correct

The concept of “Human Security” establishes a model of migration policies that puts at the center the political protection of people and their rights, placing the rights of migrants above the rights of people from the host cities.

A) True

B) False

The use of the acronym UAMs (unaccompanied minors) when referring to children that migrates alone:

A) Contributes to dehumanization and criminalization of children and young people who migrate alone by pointing them out as dangerous.

B) It describes a category of minor migrants who commit crimes.

C) It regards an expression that emerged from popular culture and is used exclusively colloquially to refer to “unaccompanied foreign minors”.

What are the benefits of equiping youth with tools to comprehend and manage their emotions?

A) Improved decision-making and cognitive adaptability

B) Creates cognitive resilience for successful reintegration

C) Mitigates reliance on violent means to resolute the conflict

D) Creates healthier social dynamics and relationships

E) All options are correct

What happens when stress levels push us out of our window of tolerance? (multiple choice)

A) Our brain switches to survival mode.

B) We can experience hyperactivation which results in an automatic fight, flight, freeze or fawn response.

C) We can experience hypoactivation which involves a disconnection from our minds, bodies and/or realty entirety.

D) All options are correct

The concept of “mushroom worker” refers to:

A) Social phenomenon started during the industrial phase that describe the creation of workers neighbourhood where people live overcrowded as if they were mushrooms.

B) Transformation of the work mode, like the increase in the telework, that leads to employees find themselves feeling lonely and isolated.

C) Neoliberal fantasy of the worker who seems to sustain his own life without anyone having taken care of him until he gets to the job.

THE QUIZ