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Distress Tolerance
DBT+
100

This skill helps you ask for what you want.

What is DEARMAN?

100

What is the freezing point of water?

What is 32 degrees F?

100

Accepting reality doesn't mean approving of it. This DBT skill is called ________.


What is Radical Acceptance?

100

This is the balance between Emotion Mind and Reasonable Mind.

What is Wise Mind?

200

GIVE skills help create ______ ______.

What are healthy relationship?
200

What US state is known for deep-dish pizza?

What is Illinois?

200

This STOP skill starts with the letter "T."


What is "take a breath?"

200

 This skill means paying attention to what's happening right now without judging it.


What is mindfulness?

300

The "R" in DEAR MAN stands for this.

What is Reinforce?

300

What is the name of the longest river in the world?

What is the Nile?

300

Splashing cold water on your face is part of this distress tolerance skill.

What is TIPP?

300

Name one thing that may make you feel more emotional. 

Possible answers: lack of sleep, hunger, stress, illness, substance use.

400

The "A" is the FAST skills stands for? 

What is "don't apologize?"

400

Who painted the Mona Lisa?

Who is Da Vinci?

400

This skill helps you distract yourself from distressing emotions until they pass.  

What is ACCPETS?

400

You're upset because your best friend didn't invite you to a party. You want to send an angry text immediately. Name two DBT skills you could use before responding. 

What is STOP, DEARMAN, Opposite Actions, etc?
500

Your friend keeps borrowing your hoodie without asking. Which DBT skill would help?

What is DEARMAN?

500

What is the fastest land animal?

What is a cheetah?

500

Your phone dies before an important event. Name one DBT skill you could use instead of panicking.

Possible answers include STOP, TIP, ACCEPTS, Self-Soothe, or Radical Acceptance.

500

You and your parent disagree about curfew. How might Wise Mind respond?

Possible answer: listen, stay calm, express your needs respectfully, and look for a compromise.