Use a (positive)example towork throughthe cognitivetriangleUse anexample towork throughthe cognitivetriangleWhat is asituation?Why is thisimportant tomentalhealthrecovery?Give anexampleof asituationWhat isathought?Why is asituationimportant tothe cognitivetriangle?What is abehavior?Why are thearrows in thetrianglebidirectional?Give anexampleof athoughtWhat threethings areincluded inthe cognitivetriangle?Use anexample towork throughthe cognitivetriangleNamea fewfeelingsFree!What is afeeling/emotion?Use a(negative)example towork throughthe cognitivetriangleUse a (positive)example towork throughthe cognitivetriangleUse anexample towork throughthe cognitivetriangleWhat is asituation?Why is thisimportant tomentalhealthrecovery?Give anexampleof asituationWhat isathought?Why is asituationimportant tothe cognitivetriangle?What is abehavior?Why are thearrows in thetrianglebidirectional?Give anexampleof athoughtWhat threethings areincluded inthe cognitivetriangle?Use anexample towork throughthe cognitivetriangleNamea fewfeelingsFree!What is afeeling/emotion?Use a(negative)example towork throughthe cognitivetriangle

Cognitive Triangle - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Use a (positive) example to work through the cognitive triangle
  2. Use an example to work through the cognitive triangle
  3. What is a situation?
  4. Why is this important to mental health recovery?
  5. Give an example of a situation
  6. What is a thought?
  7. Why is a situation important to the cognitive triangle?
  8. What is a behavior?
  9. Why are the arrows in the triangle bidirectional?
  10. Give an example of a thought
  11. What three things are included in the cognitive triangle?
  12. Use an example to work through the cognitive triangle
  13. Name a few feelings
  14. Free!
  15. What is a feeling/emotion?
  16. Use a (negative) example to work through the cognitive triangle