Stages of Change
Cycle of Anxiety
Behavior Triangle
Depression 101
Trivia Time
100

Pre-contemplation is the ___ stage of change.

What is 1st?

100

How many stages are in the cycle of anxiety?

What is 4?

100

The event that causes a reaction

What is trigger?

100

True or False: There is a cure for depression.

What is false? While it cannot be “cured,” it can be managed by treatment. Depressive episodes may come and go over the years.

100

True or False: Men have less feelings than women.

What is false? Men are more likely to struggle with identifying, accepting, and expressing their emotions due to societal pressure, but they do experience the same feelings as any human being.

200

This stage takes place after preparation

What is action?

200

The stage that comes after “avoid”

What is short-term relief?

200

Name one component (corner) of the Behavior Triangle.

What is thoughts, feelings, or physical symptoms?

200

Name 1 treatment option for depression.

What is medication (anti-depressants) or therapy?

200

Finish the saying: ____ people hurt people.

What is hurt?

300

The definition of contemplation

What is “actively thinking about it”?

300

Why is avoiding an issue?

What is “the problem doesn’t go away just because you pretend it does”?

300

What do the 3 corners of the Behavior Triangle represent?

What is feelings, thoughts, and physical symptoms?

300

Name 3 symptoms of depression.

What are low energy, low motivation, little or too much sleep, little or too much appetite, crying spells, increased irritability, poor focus, isolating/withdrawing, and/or suicidal thoughts?

300

True or False: Being diagnosed with major depressive disorder, otherwise known as “depression,” counts as a form of disability.

What is true?

400

The 5th stage of change

What is maintenance?

400

List the 4 stages in the Cycle of Anxiety.

What are anxiety, avoid, short-term relief, and long-term growth?

400

True or False: The first thing that takes place in the Behavior Triangle is always “thoughts.”

False. The three components are connected in a way that any of them can be the first one to influence the other two.

400

Name one group of people that is more likely to develop depression.

What is women, members of the LGBTQ+ community, people living in poverty, or racial minorities (due to little to no accessible resources)?

400

Symptoms include being easily distracted, feeling restless (difficulty sitting still), high levels of forgetfulness, low levels of patience, risky behavior, daydreaming, and excessive talking?

What is ADHD?

500

List the 6 stages of change in order.

What are pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance, and relapse?

500

Why is “long-term growth” considered the 4th stage?

What is “avoiding an issue doesn’t make it go away and, instead, often makes anxiety grow”?

500

The result of taking action based on your thoughts, feelings, and physical symptoms

What is behavior?

500

Name 2 potential causes of depression.

What are traumatic childhood experiences (including abuse/neglect), family history of depression (genetics), drug or alcohol abuse, poor thinking patterns, significant losses (i.e., losing a loved one or feeling like you failed at something important), medication side effects, chemical imbalance, or poor lifestyle habits (i.e., poor sleep, diet, or exercise)?

500

Define mental health stigma.

What is the way society negatively judges and stereotypes people with any mental health condition, including depression and anxiety?

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