Dime Game
How Skills
TIPP
Accumulating Positive Emotions
BONUS (staff trivia!)
100

The Dime Game is part of which DBT module?

Interpersonal Effectiveness

100

What are the 3 how skills?

Nonjudgmentally

One-mindfully

Effectively

100

At what SUDS numbers should you use TIPP?

7+

100

What are the two ways you can accumulate positive emotions?

Short term and long term

100

Which therapist has run a marathon?

Sarah

200

What is the "priorities" question for the Dime Game?

Is getting my objective more important than my relationship with this person?

OR

Is the relationship more important than saying no?

200

What module are the How Skills?

Mindfulness

200

What is the purpose of TIPP?

Decrease the intensity of emotions and/or regulate nervous system

200

What module is Accumulating Positive Emotions?

Emotion Regulation

200

Which therapist is from Alaska?

Sophia

300

What is the Dime Game used for?

Deciding how strongly to ask for what you want AND say no

300

What does it mean to do something "one-mindfully"?

Engage in one activity at a time (opposite of multitasking)

300

What module is TIPP in?

Distress Tolerance

300

What does it mean to accumulate positive emotions in the short term?

Do pleasant activities

300

Which of the therapists are left-handed?

Brittany & Skyler

400

What should you do if your dime game result is 70 cents?

Ask confidently; resist no OR

Say no confidently; resist saying yes

400

Which is an example of a nonjudgmental statement:

"She is a bad friend" OR "I felt disappointed by my friend"

"I felt disappointed by my friend"

400

What do the two Ps in TIPP stand for?

Paced Breathing & Paired Muscle Relaxation

400

What does it mean to accumulate positive emotions in the long term?

Set and work toward long-term goals aligned with your personal values

400

Which therapist has pet fish?

Abby

500
Describe a situation where someone would use the dime game

(provide an example)

500

True or False: Doing something effectively means focusing on making sure everyone is right and fair.

False; doing something effectively means letting go of what's "right/wrong" and "fair/unfair," focusing instead on what actually works.

500

What are two ways you can practice the T in TIPP?

Ice pack on your neck/chest/face, take a cold shower, submerge your face in cold water, etc

500

Give three examples of activities you can do to practice Accumulating Positive Emotions in the short term.

Examples could include playing games, going outside, watching a movie, spending time with friends, participating in hobbies, etc.

500

How many chickens does Erik have?

12