Recap Jeopardy

Empathy

100

What is empathy?

Sharing and feeling someone else's pain; being able to put yourself in someone else's shoes.

200

How is sympathy different from empathy?

Sympathy lacks the knowledge or experience of someone else's pain; empathy is when you know their pain.

300

True or False: Having empathy makes us more appealing to other people. 

True. 

400

Empathy is key to preventing _____. 

Relapse and Recidivism/Antisocial behavior.

500

People that have zero empathy are often called ___. 

Psychopaths/sociopaths.

Street Names

100

Sometimes called "blow", "powder", "dust", and "flake".

Cocaine.

200

Sometimes called "bud", "flower", "skunk", and "hash"

Marijuana

300

Sometimes called, "crystal", "ice",  and "tweak".

Meth.

400

Sometimes called, "China White", "dope", and "Mexican Mud".

Heroin.

500

Sometimes called "bars", "benzos", "school bus" or "downers"

Xanax

Communication

100

The "flight" in fight, flight, or fake represents what style of communication?

Passive 

200

Name at least one skill in active sharing. 

Using I statements, focusing on you and not the other person, being clear and direct, knowing what you want out of the conversation, etc. 

300

The "fake" is fight, flight, or fake represents what style of communication?

Passive-Agressive

400

Name at least one skill in active listening. 

Eye contact, open body language, reflecting, asking questions, asking for clarification, etc. 

500

Questions that have more than a yes or no response are called ____. 

Open questions.

Stress and Negative Emotions

100

The chemical released in your body when you're under stress:

Cortisol

200

True or false: Chronic stress cannot kill you.

False.

300

What we call the things we do to make ourselves feel better and to deal with negative emotions:

Coping Skills

400

Name at least one physical sign of stress in the body:

Fast heartbeat, headache, sweaty, nauseous, tense muscles, etc. 

500

Name at least one of the negative emotions that are most likely to lead to relapse?

Stress, anger, anxiety, worry, depression, loneliness, etc. 

IOP/IPS Randoms

100

How long you get after group starts to show up before you're counted as late/absent.

15 min 

200

The number of unexcused absences you get in IOP.

4. 

300

What does MAT Services stand for?

Medically Assisted Treatment 

400

What is at least one thing that you are not allowed to do while in group (i.e., group rules)

No smoking, no sleeping, no phones (in person), no eating, no being in a moving car (telehealth)

500

How long is each phase of IOP? 

Phase I: 6 weeks, Phase II: 8 weeks, Phase III: 5 weeks, Phase IV/Aftercare: 3-5 months.