Mindfullness
Distress Tolerance
Emotion Regulation
Interpersonal Effectiveness
DBT Wildcard
100

Name one of the “What” skills in mindfulness.

Observe, Describe, or Participate.

100

What does the T in the TIP skill stand for?

Temperature (cooling your body, e.g., cold water).

100

What does PLEASE Mastery stand for? (Name one letter)

Treat Physical illness, balance Eating, avoid mood-Altering substances, balance Sleep, get Exercise, build Mastery.

100

What does the D in DEAR MAN stand for?

Describe.

100

What do the letters DBT stand for?

Dialectical Behavior Therapy.

200

What does “Wise Mind” mean?

The balance between Emotion Mind and Reasonable Mind.

200

Name one way you can distract yourself using ACCEPTS.

Activities, Contributing, Comparisons, Emotions, Pushing away, Thoughts, or Sensations.

200

Which skill asks you to see if your emotions fit the facts?

Check the Facts.

200

Which skill helps maintain self-respect (FAST, GIVE, or DEAR MAN)?

FAST.

200

Which two “minds” make up Wise Mind?

Emotion Mind and Reasonable Mind.

300

Which mindfulness skill involves putting words to your experience?

Describe.

300

Which DBT skill involves using your five senses to calm down?

Self-soothe.

300

What does “Opposite Action” mean?

Acting opposite to your emotion urge (e.g., approaching instead of avoiding).

300

What does the G in GIVE stand for?

Gentle.

300

Name one skill you could use if you’re having a panic attack.

TIP skills, paced breathing, or grounding with 5 senses.

400

What are the “How” skills of mindfulness?

Non-judgmentally, One-mindfully, Effectively.

400

What does radical acceptance mean?

Accepting reality as it is without fighting it.

400

Give one way to build positive experiences.

Plan fun activities, try something new, or spend time with loved ones.

400

What does the A in FAST mean?

Apologies (don’t over-apologize).

400

Which module teaches you how to ask for what you want effectively?

Interpersonal Effectiveness.

500

Give an example of participating mindfully.

Fully engaging in cooking, exercise, or a conversation without distractions.

500

Give one example of using intense exercise as a distress tolerance skill.

Going for a run, doing push-ups, jumping jacks, or dancing.

500

Why is balancing sleep important in emotion regulation?

Lack of sleep increases emotional vulnerability.

500

Give a real-life example of using DEAR MAN.

Asking a boss for time off by describing the situation, expressing your need, asserting directly, and reinforcing why it’s fair.

500

Name one DBT skill you’ve used in your own life.

(Personal reflection—any of the above).