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DBT Trivia

DBT & Feelings Wheel Trivia

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What category do the following skills fall under: Disctract, Self-Soothe, Pros & Cons, Improve, Radical Acceptance? Distress Tolerance
What category do the following skills fall under: Wise Mind, Observe, Describe, Non-Judgemental Stance, One Mindful/Thought Defusion, Effectiveness, Participate? Core Mindfulness
What category do the following skills fall under: Objective Effectiveness, Keep Relationship, Self Respect? Interpersonal Skills
What category do the following skills fall under: Reduce Vulnerability, Build Mastery, Opposite Reaction, Cheerleading Statements for Worry Thoughts, Working Toward Long-Term Goals, Positive Reinforcement, Contact, Play the Tape Out? Emotion Regulation
What category do the following skills fall under: Willingness Over Willfulness, Validate Someone Else, Think Dialectically, Act Dialectically, AA/NA/Celebrate Recovery? Middle Path Skills
What does the acronym "A.C.C.E.P.T.S." stand for? Activities Contribute to Others Compare Use Emotions Push Away Bad Thoughts Think & Feel Sensations
What does the acronym "I.M.P.R.O.V.E." stand for? Imagery Meaning Prayer Relaxation One Crisis at a Time Vacation Encouragement
What does the acronym "D.E.A.R. M.A.N." stand for? Describe Express Feelings Assert Reinforce Mindfulness, Appear Confident Negotiate
What does the acronym "G.I.V.E." stand for? Be Gentle Act Interested Validate Easy Manner
What does the acronym "F.A.S.T." stand for? Be Fair No Apologies Stick to Values Be Truthful
What does the acronym "P.L.E.A.S.E." stand for? Physical Illness Eat Avoid Mood-Altering Drugs Sleep Exercise
What does "Radical Acceptance" mean? Freedom from suffering requires acceptance from deep within (does NOT mean approval).
What does it mean to "Observe"? Just notice, have a Teflon mind, be alert to thoughts/feelings without reacting to them.
What does it mean to have a "Non-Judgmental Stance"? Don't judge others or yourself.
What does it mean to have "One Mindful: Thought Defusion"? Stay focused and let go of distractions.
What does it mean to "Participate"? Just do it; Throw yourself into something.
What does it mean to "Build Mastery"? Do something that makes you feel good about you.
What does it mean to use "Effectiveness"? Do what works, play by the rules and let go of vengeance/anger/who is right.
What does it mean to "Describe"? Put words on experiences (JUST the facts)
What does it mean to use the "Opposite Reaction"? Trying things you are afraid of and getting active when you're feeling down.
What are these statements an example of: "I can do this!" and "This will end!"? "Cheerleading statements"
What does it mean to "Work Toward Long-Term Goals"? Build a life worth living.
What does it mean to use "Positive Reinforcement"? Reward someone's actions/behavior.
Calling your sponsor, therapist, pastor or trusted friend is an example of what skill? "Contact"
What does it mean to "Play the Tape Out"? Follow the end results of your choice all the way out.
What does it mean to use "Willingness Over Willfulness"? Be willing to accept people where and how they are.
What does it mean to "Validate Someone Else"? Show empathy, actively listen, and no judgement
What does it mean to "Think Dialectically"? Accept different opinions
What does it mean to "Act Dialectically"? Enforce rules and be willing to negotiate
What does "DBT" stand for? Dialectical Behavior Therapy
What does "CBT" stand for? Cognitive Behavior Therapy
What is another word for "Feelings"? Emotions
What does it mean to have more than one emotion at one time? Mixed Emotions
What does it mean to have sympathy? Feeling bad for someone else.
I feel sad when you don't listen because I'm trying to teach you and I want you to learn is an example of what? An "I" statement.
What are the two types of communication? Verbal and nonverbal
Sign language, body language and writing a letter are examples of what? Nonverbal communication
What does it mean to have empathy? Understanding and feeling what others are feeling.
Scared, Terrified, Insecure, Nervous, and Horrified are all examples of what emotion? Fear
Enraged, Exasperated, Irritable, Envious, and Disgusted are all examples of what emotion? Anger
Distressed, Melancholic, Disappointed, Shameful, Neglected, and Hopeless are all examples of what emotion? Sadness
Stunned, Confused, Moved, Overcome, and Amazed are all examples of what emotion? Surprise
Enthralled, Elated, Enthusiastic, Optimistic, Proud, Cheerful, Happy and Content are examples of what emotion? Joy
Peaceful, Tender, Longing, Romantic and Desirous are examples of what emotion? Love
Taking a few deep breaths is an example of what DBT skill? Self-Soothe
Thinking about someone/something you love when your are upset is an example of what DBT skill? Distract
All-or-nothing/black and white thinking, over-generalizing, mental filters, disqualifying the positive, jumping to conclusions, fortunetelling, minimization/magnification, emotional reasoning, "should" statements, and judging are ALL examples of what? Cognitive Distortions
"Practice makes perfect" is a saying that describes what DBT skill? Build Mastery
Saying "no" when necessary and observing your limits are examples of what? Setting Healthy Boundaries
"It is what it is" is a saying that describes what DBT skill? Radical Acceptance
Observe, Describe and Participate are skills that fall under what category of DBT? The "What" Skills
One-Mindfulness, Non-judgmental Stance, and Effectiveness are skills that fall under what category of DBT? The "How" Skills
Created by: itscourtneym1
 

 



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