Anxiety and CBT
Mixed Bag
Glass Case of Emotion
Adolescent Brain Development
Music
100

Anxiety is the mental and physical reaction to _______ threats.

Perceived  

100

All stress is bad. True or False.

False! Some stress is beneficial. 

100

Give an example of a time someone might feel nervous?

Taking a test, meeting someone new

100

Around what age does the brain fully develop? 

Age 25

100

True or False. Music can help act as a pain reliever. 

True. 

200

What are the 3 parts of the CBT triangle?

Thoughts, Feelings, Behaviors

200

Autism is an example of being ______________

Neurodivergent

200

List 2 signs or symptoms of the emotion annoyed.

Tightness in stomach or chest, increase heart rate, tense muscles, you feel hot, sighs or huffs, crossed arms, shortness or short replies, rub your face in exasperation, piercing stares, rolling eyes or indirect eye contact, turning body away, interrupting, walking away mid conversation.

200

_____________ pruning is the process of letting go of old connections in the brain that are not needed.

Synaptic

200

Our brain waves synchronize with the music we listen to. Name 1 brain wave frequency.

Gamma, Beta, Alpha, Theta, Delta 

300

Name one cognitive distortion 

  • Magnification and Minimization

  • Catastrophizing

  • Overgeneralization

  • Magical thinking

  • Personalization

  • Jumping to conclusions

  • Mind reading

  • Fortune-telling

  • Emotional reasoning 

  • Disqualifying the positive 

  • Should statements 

  • All-or-nothing thinking

300

What are the two key components of mindfulness?

Awareness: noticing thoughts, feelings, sensations

Acceptance: noticing and observing them without judgement 

300

What's the difference between guilt and shame?

Guilt: I feel bad about my actions or behaviors

Shame: I am bad as a person

300

Name one area of the brain.

Prefrontal cortex

Hypothalamus

Brain Stem

Cerebellum

Amygdala 

Pituitary gland 

Hippocampus

300

The ____________ is the strategy to change your mood with music by matching your current mood then slowly transitioning to music that matches your desired mood. 

Iso-Principle 

400

Using the hand model of the brain, what part of the brain does the thumb represent? 

Amygdala 

400

What does the acronym for SMART goals represent?

Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-Bound

400

What are the 6 universal emotions all humans feel?

Anger, Sad, Happy, Disgust, Fear, Surprise 

400

Name one way the drive for reward (dopamine) often shows up in teen's lives.

  1. Impulsiveness

  2. Susceptibility to addiction

  3. Hyperrationality

400

Listening to music can help you learn by helping you to _____________ information.

Retrieve/recall 

500

The most effective type of therapy for anxiety is ___________, where you learn to __________ your fears. 

Exposure therapy, face. 

500

What is the oldest instrument ever discovered?

40,000 year old bone flute

500

What does feeling dismayed mean?

 Dismay is a strong feeling of fear, worry, or sadness that is caused by something unpleasant and unexpected. Disappointed, upset, let down and shocked

500

How many senses do we have?

8

500

Listening to music can release what two hormones?

Endorphins and Dopamine