Physical
Awareness
Emotional
Awareness
Unhelpful Thinking
Patterns
Coping Skills
True or False
100

Ongoing decreased energy, fatigue, or "slow moving" are characteristic of what emotion?

Depressed.

100

Communicates that there has been a loss.

What is sadness?

100

Also known as "black and white thinking."

What is "all-or-nothing thinking?"

100

Used to take your mind off of something temporarily.

What is distraction?

100

Depression is a real illness.

True.

200

Zones your in when your heart rate increases.

Yellow and red.

200

Triggers avoidance and feelings of being unsafe.

What is fear?

200

Only paying attention to certain types of evidence.

Mental Filter.

200

Doing something that is opposite of what you want to do.

What is opposite action?

200

Normal feelings of sadness are the same exact thing as depression?

False.

300

Zones when your breathing rate increases and it's felt in the upper chest.

Yellow and red.

300

Feeling when you're trying to express or protect a boundary.

What is anger?
300

"Always" and "never" are examples of this concept.

What is overgeneralization?

300

Tools for bringing your mind to the present moment.

What is grounding?

300

People diagnosed with mood disorders can simply "snap" out of it?

False.

400

Zones when your digestion shuts down.

Yellow and red.

400

Feeling when you did something that you regret.

What is guilt?

400

Discounting the good.

What is disqualifying the positive?

400

Releases pressure from overwhelming emotions.

What is emotional release?

400

The goal is to feel happy all the time.

False.

500

Zone(s) when your muscles feel weak and soft.

Blue.

500

Feeling you get when you're trying to cover up and think, "There's something wrong with me."

What is shame?

500

Blowing things out of proportion or making something less important.

What is magnification?

500
The process of analyzing thoughts to determine if they are accurate.

What is thought challening?

500

Anxiety is always unhealthy.

False.

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