DBT
Mindfulness
Distress Tolerance
Emotion Regulation
Interpersonal Effectiveness
100

What does DBT stand for?

dialectical behavior therapy

100

DBT suggests use of the five senses when practicing mindfulness.


TRUE or FALSE?

TRUE

100
To make the present moment better during high stress 

IMPROVE 

100

Reducing vulnerability to emotion mind.

STRONG

100

What skill do we use when we want to maintain our self respect. 

FAST

200

DBT is based largely on what other kind of therapy?

CBT

200

Using Logic and emotions together 

Wise mind 

200

What skill uses the 5 senses. 

Self-Soothe 

200

The ABCs of DBT stand for 

Accumulate Positive Experiences 

Build Mastery 

Cope Ahead/Connect with Values 

200

What does DEAR MAN stand for?


Describe, express, assert, reinforce, mindful, appear confident, and negotiate

300

Two opposed ideas can both be true 

Dialectics

300

What components make up the WHAT skills 

Observing 

Describing 

Participating 

300

When should you use Pros and Cons 

You should have your pros and cons list before you are in a distressing situation. 

300

Accepting what we cannot change 

Radical Acceptance 

300

What are the four types of communication styles?

Aggressive, Passive aggressive, Passive, 

Assertive 

400

What was DBT originally created to treat?

Borderline Personality Disorder

400

Mindfulness teaches individuals to observe and describe their own _________, which is necessary when any new behavior is being learned.

behavior

400

TIPP stands for 

Temperature 

Intense Exercise 

Paced Breathing 

Paired muscle relaxation 

400

Feeling intense emotions but not acting 

Opposite Action

400

What does GIVE stand for?

Gently 

Interested

Validate

Easy Manner 

500

Who invented DBT?

Marsha Linehan

500

What components make up the HOW skill 

Non-Judgmental Stance 

One Mindfully 

Effectively 

500

ACCEPTS stands for 

Activities 

Contributing 

Comparisons 

Emotions

Push Away 

Thoughts 

Sensations 

500

Ride the Wave means..

. The tide creates waves, just like your emotions. By being aware of your emotions, but not acting on them, you can take the energy of the emotion and redirect it in a more effective manner.

500

DBT founder Marsha Linehan identifies three types of effectiveness that must be addressed in interpersonal exchanges.  What are they?

  • Objective effectiveness
  • Relationship effectiveness
  • Self-respect effectiveness