Stress and Well Being
Skills for Stress
Abby's Workshops
Depression/Guilt and Fear
Trivia
100

True or False: Stressors are always bad

False, some times stressors can also be good

100

Name an example of a grounding skill

(Meditation, breathing work, etc.)
100

What is the difference between repression and regression?

Repression looks like 'bottling it up' or 'forgetting about it'. Regression looks like utilizing old tactics as a defense mechanism... even if those tactics are child like

100

Guilt helps people become aware of the adverse consequences of their ______. 

Addiction

100

What does the Roman numeral C represent?

What is 100

200

Define a pressure stressor

is stress that comes from feeling forced to achieve specific goals by speeding up, working harder, or changing the way something is done. It may also come from the expectations of others.

200

Examples of reassessment coping skills

(To do list, new goals, writing out a plan, etc.)

200

What is 'emotional insulation'?

Using a level of avoidance to protect yourself emotionally. In other words, having 'walls up' so no one can hurt you again

200

Define self-medicating

Using a substance to deal with other mental health issues such as depression

200

What kind of man-eating monster did Odysseus blind?

What is a Cyclops

300

Define a Frustration stressor

is stress that comes from encountering obstacles that block a person from reaching a goal.

300

Examples of interruption coping skills

(Leaving the room, changing topics, switching tasks, etc.)

300

What are the 3 stages of stress reaction?

 Alarm, Resistance, Exhaustion/collapse

300

What is Guilt

Guilt is a cognitive and emotional experience of remorse or responsibility arising when a person believes—accurately or not—that they have violated their own moral standards or caused harm

300

Which town do Fred, Wilma, Barney, and Betty live in?

What is Bedrock

400

Define what conflict stressors are

is stress that comes from a disagreement that occurs between two opposing forces—one against the other. Includes External and Internal conflicts.

400

Define what is Emotion-Focused Coping

This coping skill creates a focus on addressing the emotions you feel when there is a stressor impacting you

400

What is a symptom of stress reaction, stage 3?

burnout, inappropriate actions/reactions, (+ delusions or hallucinations in extreme cases)

400

Which step/s in The 12 Steps relate to Guilt (just need one)

Answers accepted: Step 4,5, 8, 9, and 10

400

1993's “Rudy” was the first movie to be permitted to shoot on the campus of what U.S. university in over 50 years?

What is The University of Notre Dame

500

Name an example of a pressure stressor

Man different kinds (family, bosses, time pressures, etc.)

500

Define the concept of Problem-Based Coping

Focusing on the change that needs to be made, how we can change the situation to reduce the stress

500

Relapse recovery plan questions: "According to the TedTalk, 'everything you know about addiction is wrong', ______ is the opposite of _______"

CONNECTION is the opposite of ADDICTION

500

Describe the difference between Sadness and Depression

In both situations, people don’t feel happy. But compared with sadness, depression lasts longer, is more severe, has a greater effect on people’s ability to function, and is more dangerous.

500

What year was the Amazon Kindle Fire first introduced?

2011