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Bonus
100

The D in DEARMAN stands for ___.

Describe

100

The A in DEARMAN stands for ___.

Assert

100

The M in DEARMAN stands for ___.

Mindfulness

100

The N in DEARMAN stands for ___.s

 Negotiate

200

The E in DEARMAN stands for ___.

Express

200

The R in DEARMAN stands for ___. 

Reinforce

200

The A in DEARMAN stands for ___.

Appear confident

200

Be willing to..

GIVE TO GET

300

Provide an example of how you would express your emotions using I statements.

"I feel ___, when ___."

300

Provide an example of how you would use R (reinforce) when communicating.

Smiling and saying thank you

300

If someone attacks you when using DEARMAN, how can you practice staying mindful?

Do not respond to attacks. 

Ignore distractions.

Keep saying no. 

Express your opinion over and over without judgement. 

300

Describe how you would use DEARMAN skills.

For communicating effectively. To help express one's wants and needs in a way that is respectful to yourself and others

400

What does Describe mean in DEARMAN

Describe the situation and stick to the facts

400

T/F

With DEARMAN in mind, it is possible to get what you need without being aggressive or neglecting the needs of others.

True. It is possible with DEARMAN

400

How can you appear confident using body language or tone of voice?

Using confident voice tone, good posture and make good eye contact. 

400

Describe how to use N (Negotiate) skill, when asking parents for your tablet back

Example: If you give me my tablet back, I will complete my siblings chores for 1 week. 

400

When do you use DEARMAN?

When requesting something that you would like

500

If you have a friend who repeatedly doesn't show up when you have plans, how could you use DEARMAN to describe the situation.

 Hey I have noticed in the last few weeks you haven't been showing up when we have plans

500

Describe a time when you should have used DEARMAN.

Thank you!

500

Provide an example of how you could remain mindful of your goal while not getting sidetracked or distracted by other issues. 

"I would like to go over my mistakes on the math test before moving on to the next concept."

500

Tell me who created DEARMAN DBT.

Dr. Marsha Linehan