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100

What Mind focuses on tasks, goals, and productivity?

Doing Mind

100

This type of strategy involves adding something pleasant to increase the likelihood of a behavior.

Positive Reinforcement

100

This is the first step in the emotion model, where a situation or event cues an emotional response.

Prompting Event

100

This core DBT skill means fully accepting reality as it is, not as you wish it to be.

Radical Acceptance.

100

True or False: Mindfulness means always feeling calm and peaceful.

False.


200

Give an example of how to practice "R" in IMPROVE.

Deep breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, or taking a warm bath, stretching, ect.

200

True or False: DBT assumes that clients may not have caused all of their problems, but they are responsible for solving them.

True

200

What skill can you use to challenge beliefs and assumptions about the situation causing your emotion.

Check the Facts

200

Name one interpersonal effectiveness skill.

Too many to type

200

What are the four modules of DBT?

Mindfulness, Interpersonal Effectiveness, Emotion Regulation, Distress Tolerance

300

Wise Mind is the balance of what two other states of mind?

Doing Mind and Being Mind

300

DBT assumes what about everyone?

They are doing the best they can.

300

This skill involves treating yourself with the same kindness and understanding you would offer a close friend.

Self-Compassion

300

True or False: Turning the Mind is a one-time decision.

False.

300

These are the three core mindfulness WHAT skills taught in DBT to help individuals increase their awareness and presence in the moment

Observe, Describe, Participate

400

How can the "O" in IMPROVE help reduce distress?

By focusing attention fully on a single task to ground yourself in the present

400

Give an example of negative reinforcement in daily life

putting on sunscreen to avoid getting sunburned, putting on seatbelt to stop noise, or taking an aspirin to relieve a headache

400

This skill is used when an emotion is justified and you need to regulate its intensity by fully experiencing it without acting impulsively

Mindfulness of Current Emotions

400

What is the difference between GIVE and FAST?

GIVE prioritizes the relationship and FAST prioritizes Self-Respect

400

Give an example of practicing "Non-Judgmentally."

Noticing an emotion like sadness without labeling it as 'bad' or 'wrong'

500

What is the purpose of sensory awareness?

To ground yourself to the present moment.

500

What are the four options to solve a problem?

Problem Solve, Feel Better about the Problem, Tolerate the Problem, Stay Miserable

500

Name a practice to develop self-compassion that involves repeating positive, kind phrases to yourself.

Loving Kindness

500

This is the first step in Turning the Mind.

Noticing that you are resisting reality.

500

Why is Describe is considered a critical skill for emotional regulation?

It allows you to separate emotions from interpretations