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Unrealistic or negative thinking patterns

Cognitive Distortions 

100

The core principles or guiding life directions that are personally meaningful and important to an individual

Values
100

What are the four modules of DBT

Mindfulness, interpersonal effectiveness, emotion regulation, and distress tolerance 

100

Name a relaxation technique that can help reduce stress and/or anxiety

Deep breathing, listening to music, etc. 

100

What Super Bowl did the Black Eyed Peas perform? 

2011 - Super Bowl XLV (45)
200

Identify at least 3 types of cognitive distortions 

All-or-nothing thinking, jumping to conclusions, magnification, maximization, personalization, should statements, catastrophizing, and discounting the positive

200

The ability to allow uncomfortable thoughts, feelings, and sensations to be present without trying to fight or avoid them, essentially "making room" for them

Acceptance 
200

What is the STOP skill

Stop

Take a step back 

Observe 

Proceed mindfully 

200

What is progressive muscle relaxation? 

Involves tensing muscles and then slowly releasing the tension

200

When did Wicked first appear on Broadway? 

2003

300

Examining and changing negative thought patterns by challenging their validity and replacing them with more realistic thoughts

Cognitive Restructuring 

300

Techniques to separate from unhelpful thoughts and see them as just words or mental events, rather than taking them as absolute truths, often using metaphors or repetition

Cognitive (thought) Defusion 

300

Illustrate an example of Check the Facts

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300

What is a SMART goal? 

Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timely

300

What kind of room has no doors or windows? 

A Mushroom 

400

Taking responsibility for events that are not within one's control 

Personalization 

400

Give an example of a defusion technique 

  • Repeat the word over and over; for example, “loser, loser, loser, loser, loser, loser,” until the word loses its meaning and you see the word as just sounds strung together.

  • Tell yourself, “I’m having the thought that X.”

  • Leaves on a stream meditation - place your thoughts on leaves floating down a stream and watch them drift away, letting go of any engagement with them.

  • Sing your thought to the tune of a song; for example, sing, “what if it all goes wrong” to the tune of “Happy Birthday”.

  • Say the thought in a silly voice; for example, the voice of Daffy Duck. 

  • Recognize a familiar story you tell yourself (for example, the story that no one will like me), give the story a name, and call it out each time it comes into your mind.

400

What are the "WHAT" and "HOW" skills of mindfulness? 

WHAT: Observe, Describe, Participate 

HOW: Nonjudgmentally, One-mindfully, Effectively 

400

What is positive self-talk? 

The practice of speaking positively to yourself 

400

What year did Toy Story (1) come out? 

1995

500

Downplaying the significance of positive events 

Minimization 

500

Identify at least 3 of the 6 principles of psychological flexibility 

Acceptance, values clarification, values enactment, detachment from thoughts, observing self, and present-focused perspective

500

What does DEAR MAN stand for and what does it help you do? 

Describe, Express emotion, Assert, Reinforce, be Mindful, Appear confident, and Negotiate 

Helps us ask for what we need or say no to an unwanted request 

500

A state of present-moment awareness that involves paying attention to one's thoughts, feelings, and bodily sensations without judgment

Mindfulness 

500

What has keys but can't lock? 

A Piano