Mindfulness
Emotion Regulation
Distress Tolerance
Middle Path
All skills!
100

The 3 States of Mind

What is Emotional Mind, Reasonable Mind, Wise Mind?

100

Having emotions are helpful for these reasons. 

What is (1) Emotions give us information, (2) Emotions communicate to and influence others, and (3) Emotions motivate us and prepare us for action?

100

Comparing yourself to others or doing something nice for someone are examples of what distress tolerance skills. 

What is Wise Mind ACCEPTS?

100

This concept teaches us that two things can be true at the same time. 

What is Dialectics?

100

These skills involve taking care of any physical illnesses, practicing good sleep hygiene, and getting regular exercise. 

What are the PLEASE skills?

200

The What Skills

What is Observe, Describe, Participate?

200

Name 3 components of an emotional experience. 

What are thoughts, internal body changes, action urges, external face and body changes, and actions?

200

Petting your dog, stretching, and smelling your favorite lotion are examples of what distress tolerance skill. 

What is Self-Soothe with the Six Senses?

200

This thinking trap involves predicting the future negatively without considering other, more likely outcomes. 

What is catastrophizing?

200

This skill involves acting counter to your emotions when your emotions do not fit the facts of a situation. 

What is opposite action?

300

The How Skills

What is Don't Judge, Stay Focused, Do What Works?

300

These factors make you more susceptive to intense emotional experiences. 

What are vulnerability factors?

300

Imagining a relaxing scene, finding meaning in challenging experiences, and taking a brief "vacation" are examples of what distress tolerance skill. 

What is IMPROVE the Moment?

300

DBT encourages us to replace the word _____ with _____ to help us think dialectically. 

What is (1) but; (2) and?
300

This skill involves perceiving your own feelings, thoughts, and actions as making sense in a particular situation. 

What is self-validation?

400

Quality paying attention to your breathing is an example of which "what" skill. 

What is Observe?

400

This skill involves doing one thing each to to help yourself feel competent and in control of your life. 

What is build mastery?

400

This distress tolerance skill is particularly helpful when emotional arousal is VERY high. 

What is TIPP?

400

Validation does not equal __________. 

What is agreement?

400

Actively listening, being mindful of nonverbal communication, showing tolerance for someone's feelings, and responding in a way that shows you take a person seriously are all examples of what skill. 

What is validation?

500

Describing your least favorite food using only factual, descriptive language is an example of what "how" skill. 

What is nonjudgmental?
500

This skill involves making a plan ahead of time so that you are prepared when there is a threat or intense emotions. 

What is cope ahead?

500
This is the skill of accepting the things that you can't change. 

What is radical acceptance?

500
Parents being too loose vs. too strict is an example of what DBT concept. 

What is a Dialectical Dilemma?

500

____________ increases the frequency of a behavior by providing a "rewarding" consequence (e.g., a compliment, praise, money). 

What is positive reinforcement?

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