Mindfulness
Emotional Regulation
Distress Tolerance
Interpersonal Effectiveness
Grab Bag :)
100

The goals of mindfulness

(Name at least 1)

What is: 

Reduce suffering and increase happiness

Increase control of your mind

Experience reality as it is

100

Fear, anger, love, guilt, shame, happiness, and disgust are examples of this

What are emotions?

100

Distress tolerance skills enable us to survive _____ without making things worse

What are crises? 

100

These are the different types of effectiveness skills

(There are 3, name at least 1)

What are Objectives Effectiveness, Relationship Effectiveness, and Self-Respect Effectiveness? 

100

The three states of mind

Emotion Mind, Reasonable Mind, and Wise Mind

200

The "What" skills

What is Observe, Describe, and Participate?

200

Changing how you feel by acting contrary to the painful emotion

What is Opposite Action?

200

When we turn our minds from rejecting reality and practice accepting reality, we are using this skill

What is Radical Acceptance?

200

Factors that reduce interpersonal effectiveness

(Name at least 1)

What is:

Lack of needed skills

Indecision

Interference from emotions

Prioritizing short-term goals over long-term goals

Interference from the environment

Interpersonal myths

Combination of factors

200

This refers to the idea of two seemingly opposing ideas being true at the same time

What is a dialectic?

300

The "How" skills

What is Non-judgmentally, One-mindfully, and Effectively? 

300

Vulnerability factors, prompting events, biological changes, facial expressions, words, actions, and aftereffects are all part of this identification tool

What is the Model of Emotions?

300

Activities, Contributing, Pushing away, and Thoughts are part of this skill focusing on distractions

What is ACCEPTS?

300

This skill helps you maintain self respect

What is FAST?

300


What is half-smiling?

400

While driving home from work, Paula gets cut off by another driver. Paula feels angry and decides to tailgate the driver, honking constantly, and follows them for 3 miles. Based on this information, Paula is likely in this state of mind.

What is Emotion Mind?

400

This is a skill set to use that will help you take care of your mind by taking care of your body

What is PLEASE?

400

IMPROVE

(Name at least 5)

What is:

Imagery

Meaning

Prayer

Relaxation

One thing in the moment

Vacation

Encouragement

400

This skill helps you get what you want

What is DEARMAN?

400

Taking care of plants, flying a kite, lying in the sun, doing arts and crafts, and dancing are examples of positive experiences utilized in this skill in the short-term

What is Accumulating Positive Emotions (ABC)?

500

Name/describe a mindfulness activity we practiced in group

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500

We often react to our thoughts and interpretations of an event. This can include making assumptions, faulty beliefs, and thinking in absolutes. To avoid reacting in a way that doesn't fit the situation, we can use this skill. 

What is Check the Facts?

500

Dunking your face into a bowl of ice/cold water activates this and is part of what skill?

What is the dive reflex and TIPP skill?

500

Brandon needs to talk with his dad about a disagreement the two of them had recently. He regrets starting an argument with his dad and wants to improve their relationship. Brandon could use this skill to help improve or maintain his relationship with his dad.

What is the GIVE skill?

500

Using sight, sound, taste, touch, smell, and movement are components to using this distress tolerance skill

What is self-soothing?
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