Detective Thinking
Problem Solving
Present Moment Awareness
Exposures
Mr. Raccoon's Action Packs
100

This is the purpose of detective thinking

What is re-evaluation automatic interpretations (or flexible thinking)?

100

This is step one of problem solving

What is defining the problem?

100

Instead of focusing on the on the past (which can't be changed) or the future (which hasn't happened yet), this practice helps us focus on this

What is the present (or here and now)?

100

This is a situational exposure

What is a situation that makes a person feel fear, anxiety, discomfort, etc.?

100

A type of tracking completed every day at the beginning of skills group

What is before, during, and after?

200

This is the first step of detective thinking

What is identifying the thought/automatic interpretation?

200

This is step two of problem solving

What is identifying possible solutions?

200

This is labeling the details of your experience out loud or to yourself

What is "say something about it"?

200

These are 3 benefits to doing exposures

Possible answers: more flexible thinking, disrupting the cycle of avoidance, less distress and intense feelings, habituation, more control over emotional reactions, ability to try new things, less restrictive behaviors, less limitations

200

This is a dining room rule

Examples: Do not speak of WISECALF, no hoodies/bulky sweatshirts, stay seated, ask staff for help, time limits, etc.

300

This is the second step of detective thinking

What is identifying the thinking trap(s)?

300

This is step three of problem solving

What is listing the pros and cons of each possible solution?

300

This is wordlessly noticing your environment and emotional experiences

What is "notice it"?

300

Kenneth has arachnophobia and has been undergoing exposure therapy for some time. Kenneth used to have panic attacks just from seeing pictures of spiders. Now, he can calmly look at pictures of spiders and is able to tolerate being in the same room as a tarantula in an terrarium.

This is called _______________.

What is habituation?

300

These are Kori's cats names

Who are Winston and Willow?

400

This is the third step of detective thinking

What is asking detective questions to evaluation the thinking trap?

400

This is step four of problem solving

What is picking a solution and trying it out?

400

This is using all your senses to fully experience the moment without distractions

What is "experience it"?

400

Ginger believes that people will laugh at and ridicule her if they hear her sing. She decides to challenge herself and sing karaoke in front of an audience. Ginger learns that no one laughs at or makes fun of her through the experience.

This is called ________________.

What is belief discomfirmation?

400

This is what the SPACE acronym stands for

What is Size, Portions, Appearance, Calories, and Exercise?

500

This is the fourth step of detective thinking

What is identifying the most realistic thought/outcome?

500
This is step five of problem solving

What is evaluating the outcome and/or repeating the process?

500

This is a compassionate, kind, and accepting way of thinking about what is going on around and inside us

What is "nonjudgmental awareness"?

500

Dexter gets anxious in crowds of people. He practices being in crowds of people and practices relaxation techniques after. He discovers that his anxiety has reduced each time.

This is called ______________.

What is distress tolerance?

500

This is what the Mr. Raccoon in the fridge is saying

What is "no kids in Mr. Raccoon's fridge"?

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