Emotionally Agility
Values
Trivia
Emotional Regulation
Cognitive Distortions
100

What is emotional agility?

Ability to recognize, understand, and manage your emotions to align with your values

Key: acknowledgement of emotions

100

What are values?

Standards of behavior, what is important, what we stand for

100

What is the 17th letter of the alphabet?

Q
100

What is emotional regulation?

Managing of the intensity and duration of an emotion 

100

What are cognitive distortions?

Patterns of negative thinking/errors in thought process 

200

What is the difference between emotional regulation and agility?

Agility is to acknowledge and accept emotions and to respond flexibly. Regulation is actively controlling the emotions you are acknowledging. 

200

Give 2 examples of values

Accountability, honesty, independence, creativity, awareness, humor 

200

Who was the 16th president of the United States?

Abraham Lincoln

200

What are emotional triggers?

Specific things that cause an emotion, both positive or negative

200

Why is it important to talk about cognitive distortions?

Leads to anxiety, depression, anger, low self-esteem, rumination 

Trapped in a cycle of negative thinking and beliefs

300

How do you practice emotional agility?

Emotional check ins, journaling, mindfulness

300

What is the difference between goals and values?

A goal is something you can complete. A value is a guide to completing that goal. 

300

What color is a polar bear's skin?

Black

300

What is a technique to emotionally regulate?

Journaling, meditation, deep breathing, yoga, cognitive reframing, physical activity

300

T/F: Cognitive distortions are automatic and biased that influence how we see ourselves/others/situations.

True

400

Why is emotional agility important? 

What are the benefits?

Helps with not bottling up/masking emotions. 

Reduces stress/anxiety, improve decision making, self-awareness, promotes healthier relationships

400

What is the difference between values and emotions?

Emotions are reactions to situations that are guided by our values

400

What is the term for a word that is the same forwards and backwards?

Palindrome

400

What are the 6 basic emotions?

Sad, happy, fear, anger, surprise, disgust

400

Give an example of a catastrophized cognitive distortion.

My partner is angry, this is the end of the relationship, I will be alone forever. 

I missed the bus b a few minutes, my whole day is ruined. 

I have a headache. I must have an issue and I will die. 

500

What are the core steps to emotional agility?

Show up- allow for your emotions to be seen 

Step out- detach from them. Having vs being an emotion

Walk your why- stay true to your values

Move forward

500

How do you identify values?

Identify: 1) times you were happy 2) times you were most proud 3) times you felt most fulfilled 

Why was each experience important?
Prioritize. 

500

What color did the blue M&M replace?

Tan

500

What are the three parts of emotions?

Subjective, physiological, behavioral

500

How do you challenge a cognitive distortion? 

Bonus: Give an example.

Identify, examine the evidence, find an alternative explanation, reframe. 

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