Mindfulness
Distress Tolerance
Emotion Regulation
Interpersonal Effectiveness
Misc.
100

What are the three “What” skills of mindfulness. (Hint: These are verbs.)

Observe, describe, participate

100

What is the primary goal of distress tolerance skills?

To survive a crisis and not make it worse

100

What are the 4 goals of emotion regulation?

Observe/describe emotions, reduce unwanted emotions, reduction vulnerability to emotions, reduce emotional suffering (manage extreme emotions)

100

In DEAR MAN, what does the “D” stand for?

Describe

100

Who developed Dialectical Behavior Therapy?

Dr. Marsha Linehan

200

Before practicing mindfulness, it is helpful to understand the experience of ____ ____, to be able to detemine when one is in a balanced state.

Wise mind

200
What does TIPP stand for?
Temperate, intense exercise, paced breathing, paired muscle relaxation 
200

A client feels intense anxiety before giving a presentation and wants to avoid it. If the anxiety does not fit the actual level of threat, what emotion-regulation skill might involve approaching rather than avoiding the situation?

Opposite action

200

A client wants to maintain a relationship while making a difficult request. Which DBT skill would be especially relevant for maintaining the relationship?

GIVE

200

What are the two sides of the central DBT dialectic?

Acceptance & change

300

Many aspects of DBT including mindfulness are derived from Dr. Linehan's experience with ____.

Zen Buddhism

300

TIPP skills are designed to target the ____ nervous system.

Parasympathetic
300

A client has successfully reduced self-harm and substance use, but tells their therapist, “I'm not doing those things anymore, but I still don't really have a reason to get up in the morning. My life feels empty.”

How could the therapist help the client to address this emptness?

Explore a life worth living

300

Before implementing DBT interpersonal effectiveness skills, one must first clarify their ____ as it relates to the relationship?

priorities

300

____ ____ is to standard DBT and ____ _____ is to RO DBT.

Under control, over control

400
Practicing mindfulness can help to regulate the interaction between the _____ system and the ____ system.

Habit system & reflective system

400

Turning the mind, willingness, allowing the mind, and ___ ____ and  ____ ____ are examples of acceptance skills (hint: ancient spirituality).

Half smiling & willing hands

400

_____   _____ partially ______ the relationship between psychoeducation and well-being. (Hint: zzz) 

sleep hygeine, mediates

400

What are the three component of walking the middle path?

Dialectics, validation, strategies for changing behavior

400

A client receives a critical text from their supervisor. They immediately feel angry and want to send an insulting response. Instead, they pause and map out what happened: the text they received, the thoughts and emotions that followed, their urge to respond, and what they ultimately did.

What DBT skill is the client using?

Chain analysis

500

Practicing mindfuless can reduce the activation of the self-referential neural regions by decreasing  ____ ____ ___ activity and ____ insula activity.

Default mode network, increasing
500

IMPROVE stands for imagery, meaning, prayer and...

relaxation, one thing at a time, vacation, encouragement

500

What does PLEASE stand for in ABC please?

Physical illness, balanced eating, avoid mind altering substances, sleep, exercise

500

What are the 6 levels of validation?

1.Being present

2.Accurate reflection

3.Articulating the unspoken (i.e, non-verbal thoughts/emotions/behavior patterns)

4.Validating based on past history (experience and biology)

5.Normalizing clients’ behavior in the current context

6. Radical genuineness

500

Regarding ancient roots, _____ _____is to standard DBT whereas _____ _____ is to RO DBT.

Zen Buddhism, Malamati Sufism