Goals of Emotion Regulation Module
Emotions Why?
Emotions
Regulating Emotions
BONUS
100

How many goals does Emotion Regulation Module have?

3

100

Name three emotions

anger, bored, sad, suprised, etc. 

100

Name three emotions that have not been mentioned yet.

worried, lonely, disappointed, etc. 

100

You don't know what to do to regulate emotions is the definition of biology? moodiness? or lack of skill?

Lack of skill

100

What are the Three States of Mind in Mindfulness?

Emotion mind

Wise mind

Reasonable mind

200

Name one of the Emotion Regulation Goals

Understanding one's own emotions

200

Adolescents often have intense emotions that are difficult to manage, such as anger, shame, depression, or anxiety - True of False?

True

200

The first response, or "root" emotions are secondary or primary emotions? 

Primary

200

Emotion overload, biology, and moodiness are what makes it hard to (BLANK)? (hint pg. 75)

Regulate your emotions

200

What are three "what" skills of Mindfulness (hint pg. 11)

Observe

Describe 

Participate

300

Decreasing negative vulnerability and increasing positive emotions are under which goal of Emotion Regulation?

Reducing Emotional Vulnerability

300

What good are emotions?

Emotions give us information

Emotions communicate to, and influence others

Emotions motivate and prepare us for action

300

What are typical primary emotions? 

fear, anger, sadness, joy

300

The connection between our emotions and our bodies creates (BLANK)? (hint pg. 74)

physical sensations

300

Someone eats mindfully by:

* Experiencing the food * ONLY eating * Slowing down * Noticing the many textures, smells, appearance, tastes, and sounds of the food

400

What is the third goal of Emotion Regulation?

Decrease emotional suffering

400

Difficulties controlling these emotions often lead to problematic behaviors that affect you and those around is A goal of emotion regulation? A reason to bother taking charge of your emotions? or an Emotion?

Why bother taking charge of your emotions?

400

Give an example of a primary emotion and secondary emotion when parents yell because you are late again. 

Primary: fear, worry, love

Secondary: anger, frustration

400
What are Emotion Myths?

mistaken beliefs that get in the way of your ability to regulation emotions

beliefs that emotions are bad or weak leading to avoiding emotions

beliefs that extreme emotions are necessary or are a part of who you are so they help you regulate emotions

400

There is a right way to fee in every situation. Myth or Fact?

Emotion Myth
500

Let go of painful emotions through mindfulness and Change painful emotions through opposite action are part of which Emotion Regulation Goal?

Decrease Emotional Suffering

500

Name one of the reasons to take charge of your emotions?

Adolescents often have intense emotions that are difficult to manage.

Difficulties controlling these emotions often lead to problematic behaviors that affect you and those around you.

Problematic behaviors are often ineffective solutions to intensely painful emotions. 

500

What body sensations may you feel when you are angry?

clenched fist, pain/discomfort, tightness, tension, explosive, hot, strained, radiating, increased heart rate, sweating

500

High emotional arousal can cause you to reach a skill breakdown point. True or False?

True

500

Other people are the best judge of how I am feeling? Myth or Fact?

Emotion Myth

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