Anger
Progress
Relationships & Repair
CBT/ DBT
Aurora
100

Anger is often described as a secondary emotion. Name TWO emotions that may be hiding underneath anger

What are fear, sadness, shame, hurt, embarrassment, rejection, or disappointment

100

Name three healthy coping skills someone can use when feeling stressed or overwhelmed

What are deep breathing, journaling, physical movement, grounding techniques, talking to someone supportive, or mindfulness

100

What is the term for communicating your needs and feelings clearly and respectfully without being passive or aggressive?

Assertive Communication

100

What does ACT stand for?

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

100

What kind of snacks are in Sam's office?

What is Gluten Free? 

200

What is the purpose of the Anger Iceberg metaphor?

To illustrate that anger is often the visible emotion, while other vulnerable emotions, unmet needs, or experiences may exist beneath the surface

200

What is the purpose of using grounding techniques when experiencing anxiety or emotional overwhelm?

To bring our attention back to the present moment, reconnect with our surroundings, and reduce emotional intensity

200

True or False

Validating someone's feelings means you agree with their interpretation of what happened.

False

Validation means acknowledging that someone's emotional experience is understandable, even if you disagree

200

Completing a small task, reaching a goal, or anticipating a reward engages this brain chemical

What is Dopamine?

200

Where did Alicia get her very comfy office chairs?

What is TikTok shop?

300

A state of emotional, mental, and physical exhaustion caused by ongoing stress without adequate recovery

What am I?

What is Burnout?

300

In DBT, what skill involves intentionally doing the opposite of an emotion-driven urge when that urge is ineffective or does not fit the facts?

What is Opposite Action?

300

When someone is unlearning a long-standing coping behavior, experiencing the urge to return to that behavior means they have lost their progress

True or False

False

Old urges can persist during behavior change. Progress is demonstrated by recognizing those urges and practicing a different response.

300

Engaging in behaviors or thought patterns that unintentionally interfere with your own success, happiness, or personal growth.

What am I?


What is self-sabotage?

300

"Healing is not ___________"

-Ro

"Linear"

400

The act of dismissing uncomfortable emotions, situations, or responsibilities to experience temporary relief, often at the expense of long-term emotional well-being or personal growth

What is Avoidance?

400

The ability to understand and manage our emotions while choosing how to respond, rather than allowing our feelings to control our actions.

What am I?

What is Emotion Regulation?

400

What is the psychological term for the pattern in which someone repeatedly avoids addressing conflict to prevent discomfort, even when doing so creates resentment or unresolved tension?

Conflict Avoidance


400

What cognitive distortion involves viewing situations in extremes, such as believing something is either a complete success or a total failure?

What is all-or-nothing thinking?

400

True or False

Nicole's new office is super cute, and is very welcoming, and everyone wants an office that looks that good

TRUE

no further explanation

500

Why can avoiding an uncomfortable emotion or situation actually make it more difficult to manage over time?

Avoidance provides temporary relief, which reinforces the behavior, but prevents us from learning how to tolerate discomfort and address the underlying issue

500

A coping skill is only effective if it makes an uncomfortable emotion disappear


True or False

False

Coping skills help us tolerate, manage, and respond to emotions, even when those emotions remain present

500

What is the term for repeatedly prioritizing another person's needs, feelings, or approval at the expense of your own well-being?

People Pleasing


500

True or False

In CBT, the goal of challenging a negative thought is to replace it with a positive thought, even if the positive thought isn't supported by evidence.

False

The goal is to develop a more balanced, realistic thought based on evidence—not simply force positive thinking.

500

If you can name 20 states in 45 seconds you get 500 points

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