cognitive distortions
CBT triangle
Simple CBT
more Cognitive Distortions
Coping skills
100

Your teacher looks at you and sighs during class. You think: "They think I'm annoying."


Mind reading 

100

What are the three components for the CBT triangle?

Relationship between Thoughts, feelings, behavior

100

What does CBT stand for?

Cognitive behavioral therapy 

100

True or false? All of our thoughts that go through our mind are always positive 

False, it is common to have distorted thoughts, which should be recognized in order to engage in coping skills.

100

Name three coping skills that work for you

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200

You feel a tiny stomachache before a trip. You think: "I'm going to get violently sick the whole time we're away."


Catastrophizing 

200

Your actions/response to a situation falls under what category? Thoughts, feelings, or emotions?

behaviors

200

A core principle of CBT that believes problems are in part due to ________ ways of thinking.

faulty/distorted

200

Name 3 types of cognitive distortions

Mind reading, catastrophizing, should statements, all or nothing thinking, personalization, over generalization, etc.

200
Demonstrate one simple coping skill that you may have learned.

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300

Your parents are fighting about bills. You think: "If I was a better kid, they wouldn't be stressed."


Personalization

300

Your thoughts can impact what?

Feelings and behaviors 

300

CBT focuses on changing what two things mainly?

Thoughts and behaviors 

300

What does Catastrophizing mean?

Seeing only the worst possible outcome
300

When should you engage in a coping skills?

When you need it (feeling anxious, upset, sad, mad, energetic. Etc,)

400

You didn't get invited to a weekend hangout and think: "My friends should have invited me; they know I hate being left out."


Should statements 

400

How you interpret a situation falls under what category? Thoughts, feelings, or emotions?

Thoughts 

400

CBT helps clients by teaching them what?

Coping skills, or other Skills to manage their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors on their own

400

If a client thinks “Everyone is judging me”, “feels anxious, and avoids going to the party”, which part of the CBT triangle represented by “staying home “

Behaviors 

400

Why are coping skills important to have?

Helps us manage difficult thoughts, feelings, behaviors 

500

A friend is in a bad mood and snaps at you. You think: "I must have done something wrong to upset them."


Personalization

500

True or false, if you change one component of the CBT triangle then the other two parts are affected.

True

500

What type of conditions can CBT help with?

Anxiety/depression, etc. 

500

What does mind reading mean?

Believing you know what someone else is thinking

500
Is listening to music a coping skills?

Yes

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