Parts
Emotions
Family
Friends
Future
100

This Internal Family Systems concept describes the calm, compassionate core of every person.

The Self

100

This emotion is often described as the body's response to danger or threat.

Fear

100

A person related to you by birth, marriage, or adoption is called this.

A Family Member or Relative

100

A healthy friendship includes trust, respect, and this important quality...

Honesty

100

A goal that can be achieved in the near future is called this type of goal.

Short-Term Goal

200

These protective parts try to prevent emotional pain before it happens by controlling situations, perfectionism, or people-pleasing.

Managers

200

According to emotion research, this emotion often signals that a personal boundary or value has been violated.

Anger

200

This healthy relationship skill involves communicating what behavior you will accept and what you will not.

Boundaries

200

True or False: Healthy friends respect your boundaries, even if they disagree with them.

TRUE!

200

A goal planned for months or years from now is called this.

Long-Term Goal

300

These protective parts react after emotional pain is triggered and may use impulsive behaviors to reduce distress.

Firefighters

300

This emotion commonly follows the loss of someone or something important.

Loss or Grief

300

True or False: Families can include biological, adoptive, foster, or chosen relationships.

True

300

Someone who pressures you to do something unsafe is demonstrating this type of influence.

Negative Peer Pressure

300

In the "SMART" acronym related to "SMART Goals", what does the "M" stand for?

Measurable

400

These parts often carry painful emotions such as shame, fear, loneliness, or grief from earlier experiences.

Exiles

400

Name the six core emotions.

Happiness, Sadness, Anger, Fear, Surprise, Disgust

400

Listening without interrupting, making eye contact, and asking questions are examples of this communication skill.

Active Listening

400

When two friends disagree and work together respectfully to solve the problem, they are using this skill.

Conflict Resolution

400

True or False: Breaking a large goal into smaller steps can make it easier to accomplish.

True

500

In IFS, when a part takes over your thoughts, feelings, or behavior, it is called this.

Blending

500

This DBT skill encourages balancing emotion and logic when making decisions.

Wise Mind

500

In conflict resolution, using "I feel..." statements instead of blame is an example of this type of communication.

Assertive Communication

500

Name one characteristic of a healthy friendship recognized in social-emotional learning.

Trust, Respect, Honesty, Support, Empathy, Reliability, Healthy Communication, and/or Mutual Encouragement

500

Share one goal you hope to accomplish within the next five years and one step you could take toward it this year.

No wrong answers!

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