Mindfulness
Distress Tolerance
Emotion Regulation
Interpersonal Effectiveness
DBT Vocabulary
100

What are the “What” skills of mindfulness?

Observe, Describe, Participate.

100

What does TIPP stand for?

Temperature, Intense exercise, Paced breathing, Paired muscle relaxation.

100

Name a skill to increase positive emotions.

Do something enjoyable, plan fun activities.

100

What does DEAR MAN help you with?

Getting what you want or saying no effectively.

100

What does DBT stand for?

Dialectical Behavior Therapy.

200

Name one “How” skill of mindfulness.

Non-judgmentally, One-mindfully, or Effectively.

200

Name a self-soothing activity using your sense of smell.

Smelling a favorite candle, essential oil, or lotion.

200

What is the opposite action for sadness?

Do something active or pleasant.

200

What does GIVE help you with?

Maintaining relationships while being kind and respectful.

200

What does “dialectical” mean in DBT?

Balancing opposites: accepting yourself AND working to change.

300

What does it mean to be “non-judgmental” in DBT?

Notice things without labeling them good or bad.

300

What’s the purpose of the ACCEPTS skill?

To distract from distress using healthy activities.

300

What is one benefit of tracking your emotions?

You learn patterns and triggers, which helps with regulation.

300

What does FAST help you with?

Keeping your self-respect in tough conversations.

300

What is a "wise mind"?

A blend of emotional mind and rational mind.

400

True or False: Multitasking is encouraged in mindfulness.

False.

400

Give an example of IMPROVE the moment.

Imagery, Meaning, Prayer, Relaxation, One thing in the moment, Vacation, Encouragement

400

What is the PLEASE skill for?

Managing vulnerability to intense emotions (treat Physical illness, balanced Eating, avoid mood-Altering substances, balanced Sleep, and Exercise).

400

Name one part of DEAR MAN and what it means.

Describe, Express, Assert, Reinforce, Mindful, Appear Confident, Negotiate

400

What’s an example of being in “emotion mind”?

Acting impulsively when angry.

500

Give an example of using one-mindfully at school.

Focusing only on writing during an essay test without checking your phone or talking.

500

What is radical acceptance?

Accepting reality as it is, even if you don’t like it.

500

Give an example of changing emotional exposure.

If watching sad movies increases sadness, choose comedies instead.

500

What’s a scenario where you might use GIVE?

Comforting a friend or staying calm during conflict.

500

What does “effectiveness” mean in DBT?

Doing what works, even if it’s not what you feel like doing.

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