ACT
Coping Skills
Definitions
True/False
Summer!
100

What does ACT stand for?

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

100

What is a technique to help you be in the present moment?

Meditation, progressive muscle relaxation, being aware of your surroundings

100

Define Acceptance

Opening up and making room for painful feelings, sensations, urges, memories and emotions

100

True or false: Acceptance means you like the emotions or thoughts

False, acceptance is about making room for them, not liking or agreeing with them

100

Which fruit is famously associated with summer and picnics?

Watermelon

200

What is the choice point?

The Choice Point is a practical ACT tool that helps you notice whether your actions move you toward your values or away from them, guiding intentional, values-aligned behavior.

200

Share an adaptive coping skill

Thanks!

200

What is the term for feeling stressed or anxious but being able to cope and recover?

Resilience

200

True or False: We can avoid suffering and painful experiences.

False

200

What is the most consumed barbecue meat in the U.S.?

Hot dogs!

300

Explain why Values are important.

Values in ACT are what we care most about in our hearts and serve as a compass for our behavior, helping us live a meaningful life even in the presence of difficult thoughts and emotions

300

Share 3 maladaptive coping skills

Thanks!

300

Define mindfulness

Mindfulness is the practice of being fully present and aware of your current experience, observing thoughts, feelings, and bodily sensations without judgment.

300

True/False: People are born knowing how to regulate their emotions.

False

300

What is the name of the fictional shark in the classic summer blockbuster Jaws?


Bruce.


Although the shark is never named in the movie, the mechanical shark used during filming was nicknamed “Bruce” by the crew.

400

Are people always going to live true to their values 100% of the time.

No!

400

Share a coping skill that can be harmful in some contexts.

Thank you!

400

How is a value different from a goal?

Values are guiding principles that shape your behavior and decisions, while goals are specific, measurable targets you aim to achieve.

400

True or False- People who share values may have less interpersonal conflict

True

400

What was the hottest temperature ever recorded?

The hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth was 134°F in Death Valley, California, on July 10, 1913

500

Who is one of the co-developers of ACT?

Dr. Stephen Hayes

500

What coping skill have you used this past week?

Thanks for sharing!

500

Define commitment

the commitment part—refers to taking purposeful steps aligned with your personal values, even in the presence of difficult thoughts and emotions

500

True/False: The primary goal of ACT is to create a rich and meaningful life, even when life is uncomfortable

True!

500

In what year were the first modern Summer Olympic Games held?

1896

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