Mindfulness
Distress Tolerance
Emotional Regulation
Interpersonal Effectiveness
MISC
100

What does “observe” mean in mindfulness?

Notice thoughts, emotions, and sensations without reacting or judging them.

100

What is the goal of distress tolerance skills?

To survive crises without making things worse.

100

What is the aim of emotional regulation?

Emotion regulation aims to reduce vulnerability to, and change, the intensity of emotions (management/modification).

100

What is the aim of Interpersonal Effectiveness skills?

To help individuals ask for needs, set boundaries, and manage conflict while maintaining self-respect and healthy relationships.

100

What are the three states of mind in DBT?

Emotion Mind
Reasonable Mind
Wise Mind

200

What does it mean to act “one-mindfully”?

Doing one thing at a time with full attention.

200

What DBT skill involves using temperature, intense exercise, paced breathing, and muscle relaxation?

T.I.P.P.

200

What does “checking the facts” help determine?

Whether an emotional reaction matches the situation.

200

What does DEAR MAN stand for?

Describe
Express
Assert
Reinforce
Mindful
Appear confident
Negotiate

200

What is Wise Mind?

The balanced integration of emotion mind and reasonable mind.

300

Give an example of a judgmental thought and a non-judgmental alternative.

Answer Example:
Judgment: “I’m terrible at this.”
Non-judgment: “I’m struggling with this right now.”

300

What is “radical acceptance”?

Fully accepting reality as it is in the present moment, even if we don’t like it.

300

What is vulnerability in emotion regulation?

Factors that make someone more sensitive to emotional reactions (sleep, hunger, illness, stress).

300

Give a teammate on the opposite team a piece of positive feedback.

Script

-My observation 

-My perception 

-My Suggestion

300

Give an example of emotion mind.

Acting impulsively because of anger or sadness.

400

What are the three “What” skills of mindfulness in DBT?

Observe, Describe, Participate.


Explanation: These skills help individuals stay present by noticing experiences, putting words to them, and fully engaging in the moment.

400

What does the acronym STOP stand for?

S – Stop
T – Take a step back
O – Observe
P – Proceed mindfully

400

What skill involves doing the opposite of what an emotion urges you to do?

Opposite Action

400

What skill focuses on maintaining self-respect?

FAST

Fair
Apologies (no unnecessary apologies)
Stick to values
Truthful

400

Give an example of reasonable mind.

Making a purely logical decision without considering emotions.

500

What are the three “How” skills of mindfulness?

Non-judgmentally, One-mindfully, Effectively.


Explanation: These skills guide how we practice mindfulness by focusing on acceptance, single-task focus, and doing what works

500

What does ACCEPTS stand for in distress tolerance?

Activities
Contributing
Comparisons
Emotions
Pushing away
Thoughts
Sensations

500

What does the acronym PLEASE refer to?

Treat Physical illness
Balance Leating
Avoid mood-altering Excess substances
Balance Sleep
Get Exercise

500

What does GIVE stand for?

Gentle
Interested
Validate
Easy manner


500

What is the ultimate goal of DBT?

To build a life worth living.

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