Understanding
Anger
Anger Triggers
Healthy Coping Skills
Anger Myths & Facts
Expressing Anger Positively
100

True or False:

Anger is a bad emotion.

False - Anger is a normal emotion, but how we handle it makes the difference

100

True or False:

Everyone has the same anger triggers

False - Triggers are personal and vary from person to person

100

What is one main technique used to calm down anger?

Deep breathing - box breathing or 4-7-8 breathing

100

True or False:

Ignoring anger will make it go away

False - Suppressed anger can build up and cause problems later

100

What is a simple phrase you can use to express anger in a healthy way?

"I feel _____ when ____."

200

What are the 3 main types of anger behaviors?

Passive, Aggressive, and Assertive

200

Name one common external trigger

*Answers may vary

Being disrespected, being in a stressful situation, getting cut off when driving, being ignored

200

What is one thing you can do to distract yourself when you feel anger rising?

Talk a walk, listen to music, count to 10, focus on deep breathing

200

True or False:

Punching a pillow is a good way to release anger

False - It may reinforce aggressive behavior instead of calming it

200

What is the difference between aggressive and assertive communication?

Aggressive communication attacks others, while assertive communication expresses feelings respectfully.

300

What happens in the body when we get angry?

Heart rate increases, muscles tense, breathing speeds

300

Name one common internal trigger of anger

*Answers may vary

Negative self talk, past trauma, unmet expectations

300

What is the term for expressing anger in a way that respects both yourself and others? Not aggressive & not passive...

Assertive communication

300

True or False:

Anger always leads to violence

False - Anger is just an emotion; how we acft on it determines the outcome

300

What is one thing you should do before responding when you are angry?

Pause and take a deep breath, count to 10, walk away if needed

400

What part of the brain is responsible for anger?

The amygdala plays a key role in processing emotions

400

What is the term for anger that builds up over time because it isn't expressed?

Repressed Anger

400

What is a grounding technique to help with anger?

Deep breathing, mindfulness, the 5-4-3-2-1 method. 

400

What is an unhealthy way that people deal with anger?

Bottling it up, lashing out, using substances, blaming others

400

Why is journaling a good way to express anger?

It helps process emotions and understand triggers without reacting impulsively.

500

Name a positive outcome of anger if managed properly.

*Answers may very*

Help set boundaries, lead to problem-solving, increase motivation, improve relationships

500

Name two physical warning signs that you are getting angry.

*Answers may vary

Clenched fists, tight jaw, racing heart, shaking, feeling hot

500

What is something you can say to yourself when trying to calm down?

"I am in control"

"I can handle this calmly"

"Take a deep breath"

500

True or False:

You can choose how you react to anger

True - While we can't control what triggers anger, we can control how we respond.


500

What is one way to repair a relationship after losing your temper?

Apologizing, taking responsibility, explaining your emotions calmly, making amends.

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