Rhea
Distress Tolerance
DBT Topics (Dialectical Dilemmas and Biosocial Theory)
Emotion Regulation
Interpersonal Effectiveness
100

This is Rhea's dream dog 

What is a golden retriever

100

These are the two categories of DT skills

What is crisis survival and reality acceptance?

100

Emotion dysregulation is ...

What is the inability to control or regulate emotional responses, leading to intense reactions that may seem disproportionate to the situation
100

Why it can be important to take charge of your emotions?

What is 

1) adolescents often have intense emotions that are difficult to manage

2) difficulties controlling emotions --> lead to problematic behaviors 

3) problematic behaviors are often ineffective solutions to painful emotions

100

These are three IPE skills

What is GIVE, FAST, DEARMAN, THINK, radical genuineness

200

Rhea's fav colors

What is teal and pink


200

These are the three goals of DT

What is 1) survive crisis situations without making them worse, 2) accept reality, 3) become free of feeling like you have to immediately act on emotions, urges and thoughts

200

This is (name two) consequences of emo. dysregulation

What is 

1) impulsive bx

2) impacts relationships

3) affects self-esteem 

4) increases judgments of self and others

5) unable to attend to daily tasks and obtain your LT goals 

200

These are the goals of emo. reg. 

1) identify and name emotions

2) reduce emo. vulnerability 

3) decrease frequency of unwanted emotions

4) decrease emo. suffering

200

These are the three goals of IPE

What is 1) getting what you want, 2) maintaining relationship, 3) maintaining self-respect

300

Rhea's middle name 

Who is TRICK QUESTION I DONT HAVE ONE

300

These are three scenarios when to use DT skills

What is 

1) experiencing intense pain that cannot be resolved quickly

2) SUDS are high

3) acting on emotions will make situation worse 

4) emo. mind

5) overwhelmed and have to meet expectations

6) emo. arousal is extreme and problems cannot be solved

300
This is 3 components of the biosocial model (bonus points with Rhea if you name which one applies to you)

What is 

1) emotional sensitivity

2) return to baseline 

3) emotional reactivity 

300

This is the difference between primary and secondary emotions 

What is ...primary emotions are your immediate reaction to events and secondary emotions often stem from thoughts, judgments and assumptions
300

This is reasons we may prioritize one goal over other goals 

What is ... habitual ?

400

Rhea's mentee

Who is SOPHIEEEEE

400

These are three scenarios when NOT to use DT

1) every problem that you have

2) everyday problems that do not lead to emo. dysregulation 

3) making life worth living

400

Name one of the dialectical dilemmas! bonus points with Rhea if you apply it to you and explain why

What is 

1) emotional vulnerability and self-invalidation

2) unrelenting criss and inhibited grieving and experiencing 

3) active passivity and apparent competence 

400

Three emotions and their action urges 

What is ...

YOU PICK !

400

These are three factors reducing IPE

What is you don't have an effective skill set, emotions are getting in the way, not knowing what you want, other people are getting in your way, forgetting LT for ST, or thoughts and beliefs getting in the way 

500

Rhea's twin

Who is Lola?

500

This is when to use DBT pros and cons

when in wise-minded state, SUDS lower and then refer to when SUDS are higher and you are in more crisis

500

Explain one of the dialectical dilemmas!

YAYYYY

500

These are (name three) factors that make it hard to regulate your emotions

What is 

1) biology

2) skills deficit 

3) reinforcement of emo. behaviors

4) mood

5) emo. overload 

6) emo. myths

500
How can thoughts/beliefs get in the way?
What is acting on assumptions without CTF?