T/F: Crisis situations are long-term
False. They are short-term (i.e. they won’t last a long time)
What is the difference between reinforcement and punishment?
Reinforcement is when you want to increase a behavior, punishment is when you want to decrease a behavior
What creature is also known as "The King of The Monsters?"
Godzilla
Why Check the Facts?
Examining our thoughts and checking the facts can help us change our emotions.
What are the mindfulness "how" skills?
TIP stands for what?
T/F: "positive" and "negative" mean the same thing as "good" and "bad"
False. Positive = something was added; Negative = something was taken away
Finish this quote: “The wilderness must be explored! ___!”
Caw! Caw! Rawr!
Check the Facts is part of what DBT Module?
Emotion Regulation
How does DBT define suffering?
Pain + nonacceptance
What is the “T” in STOP and what does it mean?
Take a step back: Take a step back from the situation. Take a break. Let go. Take a deep breath. Do not let your feelings make you act impulsively
Getting stickers at RISE for doing something is an example of what?
Positive reinforcement
Name all the planets in our solar system
What is the first step to Check the Facts?
Name your emotion (i.e. ask: "what is the emotion I want to change?")
T/F: Concern over what someone is thinking of you is being mindful of others.
False. This is an example of being overfocused on self.
Name a goal of Distress Tolerance.
What is positive punishment?
Adding something undesirable to decrease behavior
Name the hosts of Blue's Clues, in order.
STEVE, joe, Josh
Name a goal of Emotion Regulation
Why be mindful of thoughts?
So you can better observe your thoughts just as thoughts and not facts.
What is the "dive response?"
Your heart slows down, blood flow to nonessential organs is reduced, and blood flow is redirected to the brain and heart.
Give an example of negative reinforcement
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What Dragon Ball move is also the name of the first king of Hawai’i?
Kamehameha
Give an example of when Fear fits the facts
What is meant by, "emotions are not so catastrophic?"
Catastrophe comes more from unwillingness to feel emotion, or secondary feelings and behaviors than the emotion itself