The Addicted Brain
True false: The addicted brain can make logical, rational decisions
False
Name a potential trigger
Slamming doors
"I'm Lovin' it" is a well-known slogan for which company?
McDonalds
What is James Bond's code name?
007
In what U.S. state does Breaking Bad take place?
New Mexico
What does PAWS stand for?
Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome
True or false: A trauma response is something that is fairly predictable and causes mild to moderate symptoms.
False
Which company uses the tagline "Have it your way"?
Burger King
What is the name of the fictional spokesperson Progressive Insurance has had since 2008?
Flo
What drama from 2013 features characters with the nicknames Crazy Eyes, Big Boo, Taysteem and Pennsatucky?
Orange is the new black
Drugs of abuse target the brain's reward system by flooding the circuit with?
Dopamine
What is an example of a fawn response
Over apologizing
"See what's next" is the slogan of which entertainment company?
1.Netflix 2.Hulu 3.Amazon Prime Video 4.HBO
netflix
Who coined the phrase “hot girl summer”?
Megan Thee Stallion
What city is considered the birthplace of hip-hop?
The Bronx, NY
What are healthy ways to increase dopamine?
Exercise, get sunlight
True or False: Once we are triggered we cannot do anything that can help control our feelings or actions
False: Once we figure out what our triggers are we can take steps to control our feelings and use coping skills. That way we can control our actions better.
"So easy a caveman could do it" is a famous line from which company's ads?
Geico
What singer holds the record for most Grammy nominations?
Beyonce
What unisex blanket with sleeves became a hit phenomenon in 2008?
The Snuggie
What is a powerful desire for something that normally passes within 30 minutes?
Craving or an urge.
How can someone tell when they are triggered?
Body sensations
"The Ultimate Driving Machine" is associated with which car manufacturer?
BMW
What is the highest-grossing romantic comedy?
My Big Fat Greek Wedding
Whitney Houston covered “I Will Always Love You.” Who sang (and wrote) the original?
Dolly Parton