Automatic Negative Thoughts
ADHD
Managing Emotions
Relationship & Communication
Attachment Styles
100

Seeing the world through a "filter" which only lets you see the negative is an example of...

What is mental filter?

100

ADHD is a ___ condition.

What is neurodevelopmental?

100

When the brain detects threat, overload or loss of control, it shifts resources towards ___ mode.

What is survival?

100

The Four Horsemen are behaviors that escalate conflict and damage a ___.

What is relationship?

100

TRUE OR FALSE:

Partners in a relationship can influence each other's attachment styles, either negatively or postively.

What is true?

200

"I sent the wrong contract out. I'm going to lose my job" is an example of what type of unhelpful thinking?

What is catastrophizing? 

200

TRUE OR FALSE:

A person with ADHD may focus intensely on some activities. 

What is true?

200

___ zone may feel like experiencing panic, anger, and restlessness.

What is high or activated zone?

200

Shutting down, going silent, or withdrawing during difficult conversations.

What is stonewalling?

200

Engages in healthy relationships with good intimacy, communication, and autonomy. Expresses needs well and finds relationship fulfilling.

What is secure attachment?

300

Using works like 'should', 'must', and 'have to', can allow ___ to build up and can make you feel like you are failing.

What is guilt?

300

ADHD often affects ___ ___ which are the mental skills used to guide behaviors.

What are executive functions?

300

When the body system conserves energy or disconnects, it signifies that you are in the __ zone.

What is low or shut down zone?

300

Responding to problems with blame, judgement, or personal attacks.

What is criticism?

300

Tends to avoid intimacy, vulnerability, and commitment, often spending time away from their partner.

What is avoidant attachment style?

400

"I'm a loser or I am useless" is an example of what type of unhelpful thinking?

What is labelling? 

400

A major symptom includes feeling internally restless, needing stimulation, talking frequently, or finding it difficult to sit through long activities which is called...

What is hyperactivity OR restlessness?

400

Inside the ___ of ___ tolerance, you can feel emotion and still think, communicate, and choose.

What is window of tolerance?

400

___ are healthier communication skills that gently replace each of the four horsemen.

What are antidotes?

400

Worries about their partner's availability and commitment. Often feels incomplete without their partner and may seek excessive reassurance or struggle with jealousy.

What is anxious attachment?

500

Blaming yourself for something that wasn't entirely your fault or thinking that something somebody says is a reaction to how they feel about you is called...

What is personalizing? 

500

Another major symptom of ADHD includes interrupting, reacting quickly, spending impulsively, or acting before considering likely consequences is called...

What is impulsivity? 

500
The RESET response stands for...

R___, Exhale, Sense Now, Ease Intensity, Take One Step.

What is recognize?

500

___ is one of the most damaging behaviors in a relationship.

What is contempt?

500

Simultaneously desires and distrusts intimacy with their partner, resulting in contradictory, inconsistent behavior.

What is anxious-avoidant attachment style?