Anger Basics
Triggers and Cues
Anger Control Tools
The Aggression Cycle
Communication and Thinking Skills
100

What tool uses a scale from 1 to 10 to monitor anger levels?

What is the anger meter? 

100

What term is used for situations or events that provoke anger?

What are triggers or anger-related events?

100

What anger management strategy involves taking a break before reacting?

What is a timeout?

100

How many phases are in the aggression cycle?

What are three phases?

100

What technique involves telling yourself "Don't go there" or "Stop thinking this way"?

 What is thought stopping?

200

What is the difference between anger and aggression?

Anger is a feeling or emotion; aggression is behavior intended to cause harm.

200

How many categories of anger cues are there?

What are four categories?

200

What relaxation technique involves taking slow, deep breaths?

 What is deep breathing?

200

What is the first phase of the aggression cycle?

What is the buildup phase?

200

What communication style respects both your feelings and the feelings of others?

What is assertiveness?

300

True or False: Anger automatically leads to aggression.

False. This is a myth about anger.

300

Increased heart rate and feeling hot are examples of what type of cue?

What are physical cues?

300

This relaxation technique teaches you to systematically tense and release different muscle groups to decrease stress and anger.

What is Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR)?

300

During which phase does verbal or physical aggression occur?

What is the explosion phase?

300

What does the "B" stand for in the A-B-C-D Model?

What is Beliefs?  

400

What kind of emotion is anger?

What is a secondary emotion?

400

Clenching fists and raising your voice are examples of what type of cue?

What are behavioral cues?

400

Name two tool that would be included in an anger control plan. 

Timeout, exercise, talking to a friend, attending meetings, exploring primary feelings, etc.

400

What phase includes consequences such as guilt, shame, or losing relationships?

What is the aftermath phase?

400

This communication style aims to dominate, intimidate, or win at any cost.

What is aggression?

500

Name two purposes of the anger management group according to the book. 

Learn to manage anger effectively, stop violence, develop self-control, or receive support from others.

500

Name all four cue categories.

Physical, Behavioral, Emotional, and Cognitive cues.

500

______ strategies are used before anger escalates, such as exercise and changing irrational beliefs?

What is preventative strategies?

500

What is the primary goal of learning the aggression cycle?

To prevent reaching the explosion phase and break the cycle.

500

Name two of the five steps in the Conflict Resolution Model.

Identify the problem, identify feelings, identify impact, decide whether to resolve, address and resolve the conflict.

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