Name that emotion
Anxiety
Anger
Chill Skills
Sharing
100

A clenched jaw and folded arms

What is anger

100

What is the 5 things anxiety trick?

What is  5-4-3-2-1 grounding technique, a mindfulness exercise where you focus on your five senses to redirect your attention from anxiety-provoking thoughts to the present moment. T 

100

This feeling is a common cause of anger for children and adults when things don't go their way, like waiting in a long line or being stuck in traffic.

What is frustration?

100

The name for a breathing technique where you breathe in through your nose for a count of four, hold for a count of four, and exhale for a count of four.

What is box breathing?

100

 This is the act of one person taking a larger-than-normal helping of food, leaving less for others at the table.

What is "hogging"?


200

A wide-eyed stare and dropped jaw.

 What is surprise or shock?

200


What are the three questions of anxiety?

what you are feeling, where is it coming from, and what are the next steps/actions to be taken.

200

Feeling this way, as in the acronym HALT, can often lower your emotional threshold and make you more prone to snapping.

What is being hungry, angry, lonely, or tired?

200

 This type of deep breathing is also known as belly breathing, because you place a hand on your stomach to feel it rise as you inhale.

 What is diaphragmatic breathing?

200

When housemates divide up chores like taking out the trash and doing dishes, they are doing this.


    • What is "splitting the workload"?


300

Sweaty palms and a fast-beating heart before a big presentation.

What is anxiety or nervousness?

300

What is the 555 rule for anxiety?

What is a grounding technique that uses a combination of deep breathing and sensory awareness to manage anxious thoughts 

300

 An employee might feel this emotion when a boss takes credit for their hard work or dismisses their ideas in a meeting.

What is disrespect?

300

In moments of stress, this physiological response is automatically activated, while deep breathing helps activate the more calming parasympathetic nervous system.

What is "fight-or-flight"?

300

The common conflict that arises when one person's music or conversation is too loud and can be heard by others in the house.


    • What is "unwanted sound" or "noise pollution"?


400

 A slumped posture and a downward gaze.

What is sadness?

400

What is the #1 worst habit for anxiety?

What is lack of sleep

400

This triggering situation can include a partner checking your phone without permission or a friend revealing a secret you told them.

What is a violation of privacy or betrayal?

400

To effectively use deep breathing to calm down, you should breathe out for a longer duration than your inhale.

What is "fight-or-flight"?

400

 A rule that's often put in place to ensure a peaceful household when everyone wants to watch something different on TV.


    • What is "sharing the remote"?


500

 Holding a baby and having a warm, soft expression while a broad, genuine smile reaches your eyes.

What is love or affection?

500

Where is anxiety stored in the body?

What is the  chest, stomach, neck, and shoulders 

500

In the car, this situation can cause a particularly intense reaction when another driver cuts you off or drives recklessly.

What is road rage?

500

To effectively use deep breathing to calm down, you should breathe out for a longer duration than your inhale.

 What is cyclic sighing?

500

 In a dorm or apartment, this is the arrangement where food and supplies are purchased together and shared equally by all roommates.

  • What is a "communal pantry"?
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