Mindfulness
Understanding Emotion
Reducing Vulnerability
Opposite action
Misc
100

What state of mind is both rational and emotional?

wise mind

100

What is the action urges for anger and for fear?

anger-attack

fear- run away; avoid

100

Right now, engage in a short-term pleasurable activity and tell us what you’re doing

open ended questions

100

Display the opposite action for anger.

gently avoid/be a little nice

100

This skill examines your interpretation of a prompting event.

check the facts

200

Name the three “what” mindfulness skills

observe, describe, participate

200

According to the model of emotions, what is the thing that triggers an emotion?

prompting event

200

In 10 seconds or less, name 5 short-term pleasurable activities

(open-ended)

200

When is an emotion justified

when your emotion fits the facts

200

When does one use the problem solving skill?

when the facts are the problem

300

Name the three “how” mindfulness skills

non-judgmentally, effectively, one-mindfully

300

Describe the difference between an emotion and a mood

an emotion is short and a mood is made up of many emotions

300

ABC stands for

accumulating positives, building mastery, coping ahead

300

Imagine you are disgusted by your pen.  Do the opposite action.

handout 11 pg 234

300

T/F - Emotion Regulation skills are intended to work every time


FALSE



400

Provide two examples of a personal mindfulness practice

Aware in the present moment, without judgment or attachment

400

What is the difference between jealousy and envy?

jealousy- an important relationship is threatened or in danger of being lost

envy- someone has something you really want or need but you don't have or can't have

400

PLEASE stands for

Physical Illness, Eating, Avoid substances, sleep, exercise

400

Display the action urge for shame, then do the opposite action for shame.

pg 239

400

Name a goal/value important to you and describe how you can work towards it

answers vary

500

What does it mean to be mindful?

 Aware in the present moment, without judgment or attachment

500

What are the three primary functions of an emotion?

action, communicate to others, communicate to self

500

Describe the difference between a value and a goal.

Values are like a compass that keep us headed in a desired direction, guided posts, and do not end

Goals are the specific ways you intend to execute your values, goal is something that we aim for and check off once we have accomplished it. 

500

For full credit, everyone in your group must act out the opposite action for sadness.

pg 238

500

What is ABC PLEASE skill used for?

When the emotion does NOT fit the facts! (e.g. fear of public speaking)