The coping skill involving cold temperatures. Some would say "BURRR"...
What is TIPP?
T: Temperature
I: Intense exercise
P: Paced breathing
P: Paired or progressive muscle relaxation
what is the closest relative to a dog?
wolf
star fish!
Which dog breed prefers to yodel rather than bark?
the basenji!
True or false: humans are the only species known to blush
TRUE
What coping skill would I use if I have urges to yell at someone after they told me, "hey your'e not funny..."
STOP!
S: Stop
T: Take a step back!
O: Observe
P: Proceed mindfully
fawns
“Morse” is an archaic term for which large marine mammal characterized by prominent tusks and whiskers?
Walrus
What is Shayla's cats' named?
Gracie ..... <3
which of the five senses is most closely correlated to our memories?
sense of smell
What coping skill would I use if I want to confront my best friend about something they said to me?
DEAR MAN
what is the largest marsupial known on earth?
Kangaroo
What is an otter's favorite tool to use?
their favorite rock <3
which state are hamsters banned?
Hawaii
what is the rarest blood type for humans?
AB negative. Less than 1% of population has this type
What coping skill would you suggest for someone believing their cognitive distortions?
CHECK THE FACTS!
Dissecting our emotions from thoughts. Putting your thoughts on trial and assessing if the emotion fits the events occurred in distressing situation.
what type of diet does a giraffe eat?
leaves and twigs; only plants!
how many brains does the octopus have?
1, 3, 6, or 9?
9!
Octopuses have 9 brains because, in addition to the central brain, each of 8 arms has a mini-brain that allows it to act independently while staying in communication with the central brain.
What is the typical lifespan for goldfish?
The longest lived goldfish lived to 43 years! So it depends.. but Google says the average range is 10-20yrs old.
a key part of the parasympathetic nervous system that connects the brain to various organs, stomach, and intestines. it aids in regulating heightened states of arousal and influences digestion, breathing, and heart rate.
THE VAGUS NERVE
Radical Acceptance!
what are the two functions of a panda's white markings?
1. camouflage
2. communication.
Most of the panda - its face, neck, belly, rump - is white to help it hide in snowy habitats. The arms and legs are black, helping it to hide in shade.
what is the term used for light produced by marine animals?
bioluminescence
What is a bunny's favorite snack?
Surprisingly, bunnies have a sweet tooth: they LOVE bananas and other fruit. Their typical diet consists of hay and veggies.
Name one act of PLAY you will do this weekend?
Ex: skip to my car after programming, instead of walking!, sing my heart out in the shower, play rummikub with a pal
all correct, but I want to hear from everyone!