Thinking Traps
Positive Self-talk
Coping Skills
CBT Triangle
Emotional Regulation
100

This thinking trap makes you see things as all good or all bad with no middle ground

All-or-Nothing thinking OR

 Black and White thinking

100

Positive self-talk is the way we _____ to ourselves.

Talk OR speak 

100

Listening to music, drawing, or journaling are examples of these. 

Healthy coping skills

100

This part of the CBT Triangle includes what we say to ourselves in our minds.

Thoughts

100

When you step away from a stressful situation to calm down, you are taking a _____.

 Break or timeout

200

Believing you know what someone else is thinking without evidence

Mind-Reading

200

What is the first thought we experience after a negative situation or event called? 

Automatic thought

200

Taking slow breaths when upset is an example of this coping skill?

Deep Breathing

200

This part of the CBT Triangle includes emotions such as anger, sadness, anxiety, and happiness.

Feelings

200

Before emotions get out of control, it is helpful to identify these

Triggers

300

This thinking trap focuses only on mistakes and ignores successes.

Disqualifying the positive OR

Ignoring the good

300

A friend says, "I'm a failure because I got in trouble." What is a healthier thought?

"I made a mistake, but that does not define me" OR.... 

300

Name one coping skill you can use when angry. 

Deep breathing, taking a break, counting to ten, journaling, exercise OR...

300

This part of the CBT Triangle includes the actions we take

Behaviors

300

Completing this sentence can help with emotional regulation: "When I'm upset, I can use _____ before reacting.

Coping Skills

400

Saying, "I failed one test, so I'll never be good at school."

Overgeneralization 

400

Give a positive replacement for, "I always mess everything up."

"Everyone makes mistakes, maybe I can learn from mine." OR ...

400

Self-harm, using substances, isolating, and not engaging in proper hygiene are all examples of what kind of coping skills?

Unhealthy coping skills

400

In the CBT Triangle, changing your thoughts can help change your _ and _?

Feelings (or emotions) and behaviors

400

Your face gets hot, your fists clench, and your heart races. These are examples of what?

Warning Signs

500

What is the other name for "thinking traps?" 

Cognitive Distortions

500

What is the thought called when we replace an initial automatic thought?

Alternative thought

500

This coping skill uses your five senses to help you stay in the present moment

Grounding

500

A teen thinks, "Nobody likes me." They feel sad and avoid their friends. Identify all three parts of the CBT Triangle.

Thought: Nobody likes me

Feeling: Sad

Behavior: Avoiding friends

500

Why is it important to regulate emotions? 

Make safe/healthy decisions, improve relationships, and respond appropriately OR....