Mindfulness
Emotional Regulation
Interpersonal Effectiveness
Distress Tolerance
DBT Skills Review
100

To be aware of the present moment without judgment.

What is the primary goal of mindfulness in DBT?

100

To understand and manage your emotions in healthy ways.

What is the goal of emotion regulation skills in DBT?


100

To maintain healthy relationships and balance your own needs with the needs of others.

What is the main goal of interpersonal effectiveness skills?

100

Skills to cope with intense emotions without making things worse.

What is distress tolerance?

100

Fair, Apologies (less), Stick to values, Truthful.

Name one “FAST” skill for maintaining self-respect.

200

To observe and describe without labeling or judging as good or bad

What does it mean to practice "non-judgmentally"?

200

Accumulate positive emotions, improve sleep, exercise, eat healthily, etc.

 What is one way to reduce your vulnerability to negative emotions?


200

To maintain and strengthen relationships by being gentle, interested, validating, and easygoing.

Why is it important to use GIVE skills in relationships?


200

To accept reality as it is to reduce suffering.

What is the purpose of practicing “Radical Acceptance”?

200

Acknowledging another person's feelings and experiences as valid, even if you don’t agree with them.

What is the definition of validation in DBT?

300

Observe, Describe, and Participate.

What are the three “What” skills in DBT mindfulness?

300

Accumulate positive emotions, Build mastery, Cope ahead.

What does the acronym ABC stand for in emotion regulation?


300

Fair, Apologies (few), Stick to values, Truthful. It’s used to maintain self-respect.

What is the FAST skill in DBT, and when is it used?

300

TIP (Temperature, Intense Exercise, Paced Breathing).

What is one skill for tolerating distress without making it worse?

 

300

Being fully present in the moment and aware of your thoughts, feelings, and surroundings without judgment.

What does mindfulness mean in the context of DBT?

400

The balance between Emotion Mind and Reasonable Mind.

What is the “Wise Mind”?

400

Doing the opposite of what your emotion urges you to do when your emotion isn't justified by the situation.

 What is opposite action?


400

Describe, Express, Assert, Reinforce, Mindful, Appear confident, Negotiate.

What does “DEAR MAN” stand for?

400

Stop, Take a step back, Observe, Proceed mindfully.

What does the acronym STOP stand for in distress tolerance?

400

GIVE (Gentle, Interested, Validate, Easy manner).

What skill helps you keep your relationships positive and maintain self-respect?

500

Doing mind is focused on goals and tasks, while being mind is focused on living in the moment without trying to change it.

What is the difference between "doing mind" and "being mind"?

500

Increased emotional resilience, improved relationships, or reduced impulsivity.

What is one long-term benefit of practicing emotion regulation skills?

500

Objective effectiveness focuses on achieving your goals, while relationship effectiveness focuses on maintaining healthy relationships.

What is the difference between objective and relationship effectiveness?

500

Go for a walk, listen to music, call a friend, watch a movie, etc.

Name one activity you can use for distraction when emotions are intense.

500

Changing negative or distorted thinking patterns to improve mood and behavior.

What is cognitive restructuring?