Thinking Reports
Cognitive Self-Change
Excuses and Responsibility
Healthy Thinking and Actions
Random
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What are the four parts of a Thinking Report?

Situation, thoughts, feelings, and attitudes/beliefs.

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What should you pay attention to before you act?

Your thoughts and feelings.

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What is an excuse? 

A reason used to justify behavior or avoid responsibility.

100

What does “walking the walk” mean?

Taking actions that match your words, promises, and responsibilities.

100

What is the largest planet in our solar system?

Jupiter 

200

Which part of a Thinking Report identifies emotions?

Feelings

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If a thought makes you feel justified in breaking a rule, what should you ask yourself?

Whether that thought could lead to trouble or a harmful decision.

200

What does it mean to minimize behavior?

Making behavior seem less serious or harmful than it really is.

200

What is rationalizing?

Creating reasons or justifications to make behavior seem acceptable.

200

What animal is known for having three hearts?

Octopus 

300

What is the purpose of a Thinking Report?

To identify thoughts, feelings, and beliefs connected to a situation and understand how they influence behavior.

300

What can you do when you recognize that your thinking could lead to a negative consequence?

Stop, examine the thought, and replace it with healthier thinking.

300

Why does blaming others make change harder?

Blaming others shifts attention away from your own choices and prevents you from taking responsibility.

300

What is the difference between talking the talk and walking the walk?

Talking the talk means saying you will change; walking the walk means demonstrating change through your actions.

300

How many bones does an adult human body typically have?

206

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How can thoughts and feelings influence behavior?

They can affect decisions and lead to either helpful or harmful actions.

400

A person thinks, “Nobody respects me, so I can do whatever I want.” What is one healthier thought they could use instead?

“Even if I feel disrespected, I am responsible for my choices and can respond without making the situation worse.”

400

What are the three steps for getting out of the Excuse Trap?

Recognize the excuse, recognize the behavior connected to it, and be open and willing to change.

400

What can happen when your actions do not match your words?

Others may lose trust in you and stop believing your promises.

400

What is the national animal of Scotland?

A unicorn 

500

How can a Thinking Report help someone make better choices?

It helps identify thinking patterns and recognize where different thoughts or responses could lead to better outcomes.

500

How can changing your thinking help you break a repeated pattern of harmful behavior?

It helps you recognize risky thoughts before acting, consider the consequences, and choose a more responsible response.

500

How can you acknowledge unfair treatment while still taking responsibility?

Recognize that the treatment may have been unfair while accepting responsibility for your own choices and responses.

500

What are the eleven areas of a balanced life?

Physical health, family, social support, spirituality, finances, employment, legal responsibilities, parenting, sexual health, education, and mental health.

500

What is the only letter that does not appear in the name of any U.S. state? 

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