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158 Multiple choice questions

Definition 1 of 158
Activation of the sympathetic nervous system. A physical response that occurs in response to
any stressor, real or imagined, and characterized by increased energy activation

Passive Destructive Response


Rest and Digest

Fight or Flight

Tend and Befriend

Definition 2 of 158
Motivators that drive an individual to engage in an activity, not because it is enjoyable, but
because it leads to certain outcomes; examples include rewards and punishment or avoiding
shame/guilt

Mental Cue


Rewards/punishment (source Of Motivation)

Intrinsic Motivation


Instrumental Motivation

Definition 3 of 158
Define your goal

Step 1 of Goal Setting (Name)

Problem Solving - Step 5 (Key Word)


E in the IDEAL Model

Step 7 of Goal Setting (Name)

,Definition 4 of 158
Speak Up / Did I express myself? Did I ask for information?

Mind Reading (Mental Cue / Critical Question)


Ignoring Feedback (mental Cue / Critical Question)

Appreciating what you have received (emotions/reactions)


Clear Communication (mental Cue / Critical Question)

Definition 5 of 158
An MRT skill used to regulate levels deliberately in order to be efficient and effective under
any circumstances

Mental Practice

Problem Solving


Goal Setting

Energy Management

Definition 6 of 158
Thought Theme; I have been harmed or slighted

Self-identity (source of motivation)


Trespass (definition)

Positive Future (definition)

Danger (definition)

,Definition 7 of 158
Thinking Trap; Believing that one is certain about a situation or what another person is thinking
despite having little or no evidence to support it

Jumping to Conclusions (definition)


Them, them, Them (definition)

Jumping to conclusions (mental cue / critical question)

Instrumental motivation

Definition 8 of 158
What really caused the problem?

Problem Solving - Step 2

Problem Solving - Step 5

Problem Solving - Step 1


Problem Solving - Step 0

Definition 9 of 158
A self-regulation technique that involves breathing rhythmically to engage Rest and Digest in
order to create balance between that system and Fight or Flight, ultimately allowing more
optimal performance

Deliberate Breathing

Performance And Energy Activation

Grounding

Detect Icebergs

, Definition 10 of 158
When we overuse a signature character strength, or use the strength at the wrong time/in the
wrong context.

Benefits of positive emotions

Shadow Sides of character strengths

A In the ideal model

6 virtue categories for character strengths

Definition 11 of 158
Pitfall Response; Blaming someone else, passing the buck

Primary Competency of Assertive Communication

Minimizing the Situation

Dismissing the Grain of Truth


Rationalizing or Excusing One's Contribution

Definition 12 of 158
Evidence, Optimism, Put it in Perspective

3 Strategies to fight back against counterproductive thoughts (RTR)

3 Ways to embrace negative thinking for personal growth


3 Techniques to ignore your feelings and avoid self-reflection

3 methods to enhance pessimism in decision-making

Definition 13 of 158
The most likely implication is...

Deliberate Breathing


A in the Ideal Model

Positive Contribution (Emotions/Reactions)

Put it in Perspective Sentence Starter

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