Triggers
True or False
Communication
Warning Signs
Cool Down Tools
100

What is something that can start feelings of anger?

A trigger. 

100

True or False: Anger is always a bad emotion.

False — anger is normal; it’s how we respond that matters.

100

What type of statement begins with “I feel…” instead of blaming others?

An I-statement.

100

What is one physical sign that anger is building?

Clenched fists, fast heartbeat, sweating, etc.

100

What is a healthy activity that helps release stress and anger?

Exercise or physical activity., journaling, talking it out with a friend, etc.

200

What feeling may happen when someone interrupts you repeatedly?

Frustration, anger. 

Feeling disrespected. 

200

True or False: Deep breathing can help calm the body during anger.

True.

200

What communication skill involves listening without interrupting?


Active listening.

200

What body part commonly tightens during anger?

Jaw, shoulders, fists, chest, etc.

200

What coping tool involves writing thoughts and feelings down?

Journaling.

300

What is a common emotional reaction when plans suddenly change?

Frustration. 

300

True or False: Assertive, Aggressive, Passive, and Passive-Aggressive responses are LEARNED behaviors; they are not innate, unchangeable traits. 

True. 

300

What communication style is calm, respectful, and direct?

Assertive communication.

300

Why is it important to notice warning signs early?

It helps prevent angry reactions or outbursts.

300

What are healthy distractions someone can use when angry?

Music, drawing, reading, walking, puzzles, etc.

400

Name one thing that can make anger worse physically or emotionally. 

Stress, hunger, lack of sleep, pain, anxiety, etc.

400

True or False: Anger is a choice.

False. 

Anger is a FEELING we have as a result of our emotion(s). What can be chosen is how you act upon those feelings.

400

What are examples of unhealthy communication during anger?

Yelling, blaming, threatening, insulting, etc.

400

What may happen to breathing when anger increases?

Breathing may become fast or shallow.

400

What should someone do before reacting in anger?

Pause, breathe, think, or calm down first.

500

Give two examples of personal anger triggers.

Any appropriate examples.

500

True or False: Anger is a secondary emotion. 

True. 

500

Give an example of an assertive response during conflict.

Any respectful example.

500

Name three warning signs that someone is becoming angry.

Any appropriate examples.

500

Name the three steps in a healthy cool-down plan.

Pause, calm down, and communicate respectfully.

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