Mindfulness
Relaxation Techniques
Healthy Coping Strategies
Assertiveness
Emotional Regulation
100

What is the practice of focusing on the present moment and accepting it without judgement 

What is Mindfulness 

100

What relaxation technique involves imagining oneself in a peaceful, serene environment?

What is guided imagery?

100

What are some examples of healthy coping strategies?

What are exercise, journaling, talking to a friend, or engaging in a hobby

100

What is the difference between assertiveness and aggressiveness?

What is assertiveness respects both oneself and others, while aggressiveness disregards the rights and feelings of others 

100

What is the purpose of emotional regulation?

What is to manage intense emotions effectively and avoid impulsive or harmful behaviors

200

Which sense is often used as a focal point in mindful meditation?

What is the sense of breath (breathing)

200

What is the purpose of deep breathing exercises in relaxation?

What is to help calm the body and mind by activating the body’s natural relaxation response

200

What is the purpose of using healthy coping strategies?

What is to manage stress, regulate emotions, and reduce the risk of relapse

200

What are “I” statements and how are they used in assertive communication?

What are statements that express one’s thoughts, feelings, and needs without blaming or accusing others

200

What is the “STOP” technique in emotional regulation?

What is pausing when experiencing strong emotions, taking a few deep breaths, observing the situation objectively, and then proceeding thoughtfully

300

What is the acronym often used to describe the core aspects of mindfulness practice?

What is R.A.I.N. (Recognize, accept, investigate, non-identification)

300

What is a common type of relaxation music used to induce a calm state?

What is ambient or instrumental music

300

How can social support contribute to healthy coping?

What is by providing encouragement, understanding, and accountability

300

What is the “broken record” technique in assertiveness?

What is calmly repeating one’s request or assertion until it is acknowledged or addressed 

300

What is the role of self- awareness in emotional regulation?

What is recognizing and understanding one’s own emotional triggers and responses

400

What is the purpose of mindfulness in coping skills

What is to increase awareness, reduce stress, and improve emotional regulation

400

What is a popular relaxation technique that involves soaking in warm water infused with essential oils or salts?

What is aromatherapy

400

What are some healthy ways to cope with cravings?

What are distractions, deep breathing, or engaging in pleasant activity

400

What type of body language conveys assertiveness?

What is maintaining eye contact, standing or sitting upright, and using a steady or calm tone of voice

400

How can cognitive restructuring help with emotional regulation?

What is challenging and reframing negative or irrational thoughts that contribute to intense emotions

500

Which mindfulness technique involves bringing attention to different parts of the body in a systematic way?

What is body scan meditation 

500

Which relaxation method involves tensing and relaxing specific muscle groups in the body?

What is progressive muscle relaxation

500

What is the acronym often used to remember healthy coping strategies?

What is H.A.L.T. (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired)

500

What is a helpful mindset to adopt when practicing assertiveness?

What is believing in the values of one’s own opinion and needs, while respecting the opinion and needs of others

500

What is the difference between suppression and expression of emotions in emotional regulation?

What is suppression involves avoiding or ignoring emotions, while expression involves acknowledging and processing emotions in a healthy way

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