Brain & Addiction
Relationships & Wellness
Anxiety
Impulse Control
IOP Misc
100

What are the four types of hormones that are released in your brain to boost your happiness?

What is D.O.S.E.?

Dopamine

Oxytocin

Serotonin

Endorphins

100

Who should you have a healthy relationship with the most?

What is yo'self?

100

What does FOMO stand for?

What is Fear Of Missing Out?

100

When someone struggles to control their impulses it means that they are having trouble controlling their _________ and _________.

What is emotions and behaviors?

100

What are the 3 types of expenses when it comes to budgeting?

What are fixed, variable, and discretionary?

200

List 5 things you can do to increase your hormone levels when they are low.

Sunlight

Exercise

Music/Art/Journaling

Hugging/Cuddling/Massage/Acupuncture

Eating dark chocolate

Eating spicy foods

Meditate

Cold Plunge/Shower

200

Gaslighting is a form of ___________ abuse through psychological manipulation to make a person question their own reasoning and sanity.

What is Emotional?
200

What are the signs of social anxiety? (List 2)

What is 

Fear of being judged or humiliated

Overanalyzing past social interactions

Avoiding social situations

Blushing, sweating, or trembling in social situations

Fear of being embarrassed

Fear in social situations

200

What are the 3 types of impulse control disorders?

What is 

Oppositional defiant disorder

Intermittent explosive disorder

Conduct disorder


200

If you're buying wax pen(s) for daily use, is it considered a variable expense or discretionary? 

What is Discretionary?

(because it is non-essential and something you can survive without it)

300

Name 3 types of coping skills to manage stress and substance use.

Exercise, journal, meditate, breath, etc.

300

Name 3 key traits of a healthy (romantic) relationship.

What is

Mutual Respect

Trust

Honesty

Support

Fairness/Equality

Separate Identities

Good Communication

300

What are the 3 Thought Cycle in a triggering event?

What are Thoughts, Emotions, and Behaviors?

300

What are 3 examples of impulsivity?

  • interrupting others who are talking
  • shouting out answers to questions
  • having trouble waiting your turn when standing in line.
  • Trouble sitting still or fidgeting
  • Disruptive noises
  • Hyperactivity
300

It is not okay to be angry and do these (at least) 3 of these behaviors: (Anger)

What is 

Hurt others verbally or physically

Hold in your anger until you explode

Damage property

Not think before you speak

Internalizing your anger can cause health problems and result in mental health conditions such as depression or anxiety

400

What are the 4 stages of Continuum of Use?

Experimentation (1st Use)

Regular Use (social)

Risky use/abuse (recreational use)

Addiction & Dependency

400

Name at least 4 elements of empathetic listening: (Emotional Intelligence)

What is 

Keep opinions to yourself

Focus on other

Eye contact

See their perspective

Pause

Identify their feelings

Paraphrase their words

Non-verbal communication

400

What does all-or-nothing thinking mean?

What is When you are not allowing anything in the middle?

400

Mindfulness is a strategy to improve impulse control by allowing us to ________ and _________ our emotions as they are happening.

What is control and handle?

400

What are the 4 types of Eating Disorders? 

What is 

Anorexia

Bulimia

Binge Eating

Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)

500

In the last month, how many teens reported using drugs? (hint: how many millions?

What is 2.08 million?

500

What are 6 aspects of self-care? (Self-Care Wheel)

What is

Physical

Psychological

Emotional

Spiritual

Personal

Professional

500

What kind of thinking error are these examples listed below?

"I totally screwed up my last paper so I am going to screw up the next one!"

"That girl broke up with me. No one is going to want me."

What is overanalyzing?

500

What are four ways to practice intention-setting exercises?

What is journaling, movement, reading, and meditation?

500

What is the difference between OCD and anxiety?

The behaviors (can provide examples of OCD behaviors)