AAAHHHHH! (relaxation)
CBT True or False
Distraction Central
The ABCs of BA
Anxiety!!!!
100

What does DMR stand for?

Deep Muscle Relaxation (p. 91)

100

CBT stands for "Cognitive Behavioral Theory."

FALSE

It is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

(p. 9)

100

What is distress?

Experiencing emotional discomfort (p. 117)

100

True or False:


BA stands for Behavior Alteration. 

FALSE

It stands for Behavioral Activation (pg. 17)


100

True or False:

Anxiety is not normal.

FALSE!

EVERYONE has anxiety at some point. 

(p. 81)

200

Lead the group in DMR for one area of your body. 

(p. 92-93, script)

________________________________________

200

The 3 parts of the CBT Triangle are:

Thoughts

Emotions

Behaviors

True

(p. 9)

200

Why is distraction important to use when you are in distress?

It gives you a break from dealing with strong, painful emotions that last for long periods of time. 

(p. 117)

200

Finish the statement:

"Depression often develops as a result of __________."

Depression often develops as a result of 

stressful life events. (pg. 18)

200

Finish this sentence:

Anxiety can be _________________________.

(Hint: think curve)

Anxiety can be

ADAPTIVE.

(p. 81)

300

True or False:

You should practice respiratory control when you are upset, because you can see how it works. 

FALSE

Practice respiratory control when you are relaxed (minimum of 30 minutes per day) to help you master the skill. (note: "practice" is different from "performing")

(p. 94)

300

Our moods and behaviors are not related, or linked, together. 

FALSE

Our behavior impacts our mood, and our mood affects our behavior.)

(p. 9)

300

True or False:


You cannot overuse a distraction. 

FALSE

Overuse of a distraction can lead to avoidance and a tendency to avoid any painful emotion. 

(p. 117)

300

What are the 3 parts of the TRAP cycle?

1. Triggers

2. Avoidance Patterns

3. (emotional) Responses

(pg. 18)

300

Is Anxiety dangerous or harmful to you?

NO.

It might feel that way, but it is a normal and adaptive emotion. However, it does SIGNAL potential danger. 

(p. 82)

400

Lead the group in a 2-minute round of Respiratory Control (teacher will time you)

(p. 98)


_________________________________________

400

In 2020, 18% of adolescents aged 16-17 years met the criteria for a current depressive episode. 

FALSE

21.9% of adolescents met the criteria in 2020.

(p. 12)

400

What are the 5 common forms of distractions? 

NOTE: look in your workbook, do not name examples of them. 

1.Doing activities

2. Contributing to others

3. Making comparisons

4.Completing mental tasks

5. Using sensations

(p. 118)

400

True or False:

BA focuses on the past, not the present.

FALSE

BA focuses on the present, and to change current behaviors. (pg. 20)

400

Give 4 examples of a stressor. 

EXAMPLES:

Grades, tests, keeping friends, making friends, bullying, working through relationship issues, dating, unrealistic family expectations, parents' marital problems, sibling rivalry, financial issues, health issues, or major events. (p. 84)

500

Name the 5 goals of respiratory control.

1. Slow your breathing rate

2. Take "normal sized" breaths

3. Add a post after you inhale, and after you exhale

4. Inhale for the same time as you exhale

5. Focus on "belly breaths" (p. 97)

500

Depression is more common in females as in males after puberty sets in. 

True

(p. 12)

500

Finish this sentence: "...we only want to use distraction when _____________________."

"Therefore, we only want to use distraction when we experience strong painful emotions and are not able to tolerate them safely or use other skills to manage them." (pg. 120)

500

What makes TRAC different from TRAP?

TRAP has avoidance patterns, while TRAC has Active Coping to address triggers. (pg. 22)

500

How can we manage anxiety? (Hint: 3 ways)

1. Be aware of avoidance.

2. Use problem solving strategies.

3. Try relaxation skills.

(pg. 87)