Definitions
True/False
Handling Anger
Calming Down
Who is it?
100

An emotion that we experience when someone does something that we do not like. This is an emotion that is very common and powerful. Although it is common, it can be bad if we do not handle it in an appropriate manner.

What is anger?

100

Not everyone gets angry

What is False? Everyone gets angry. It is ok to get angry. It is important that one handles it in an appropiate manner.

100

It is ok to express our anger

What is true? This should always be done in an appropiate manner. Discuss ways.

100

Anger can be positive.

What is true. A moral response to injustice or a rational response to a threat. Should be expressed in an assertive and productive way.

100

I am a musician/singer.

Who is Dawn?

200

This is a behavior that is intended to cause harm to another person or damage property. This can be verbal abuse, threats or violent acts.

What is aggression.

200

There are short term payoffs to being aggressive. 

True

Ex.) reduced stress, people do what we ask them to do, our tension is released, and for a brief moment we feel better, or we feel we've gotten revenge

200

There are four types of anger cues: 

1. Physical cues

2. Emotional cues

3. Behavioral cues

4. Cognitive cues

Provide an example of at least two of them. Additional 200 points will be given if you can provide an example of all four.

1. Physical: rapid heart beat, tightness in chest, feeling hot etc.

2. Emotional: Fear, hurt, guilt etc.

3.  Behavioral: pacing, clenching first, staring.

4. Cognitive: Hostile self-talk, images of aggression etc. 

200

One of the most common things one can do when he becomes angry is_____. This gives you time to calm down as you are doing this. Hint: You can go backwards or you can start from the beginning.

Count to ten.

200

I use cold stones to calm down. 

Who is Courtney?

300

___________ or red flags, may come from your past experiences and can lead to feelings of anxiety, anger, depression etc. It is important to recognize your __________(s) and learn ways to cope with them. 

What is a trigger?

Discuss examples...

300

Anger is fixed, inherited, and cannot be changed. 

False. Discussion...

300

The aggression cycle is often compared to a volcano with a build up, explosive phase and then aftermath. Provide an example of the aftermath.

The aftermath are all of the consequences you have to deal with from the explosive behavior. This could include jail time, injuries, losing a job, shame, guilt etc.

300

Sometimes people you use other techniques such as avoidance, isolation or humor to deal with their anger to avoid feeling other emotions. Name three examples of these feelings...

1. Guilt

2. Shame

3. Fear

300

I am a Special Education gym teacher.

Who is Mike?

400

Limits and rules we set in a relationship to define what is acceptable, and what is not.

What are boundaries?

400

When someone has porous boundaries, they overshare personal information, communicate assertively, are overly concerned with the opinions of others, are able to say "no" when needed.

What is False?

People with porous boundaries have difficulty saying "no" to others and tend to communicate passively. 

Bonus (100 pts): Discuss how these traits differ for rigid and healthy boundaries.

400

Provide 5 examples of positive coping skills to manage anger.

Discuss answers.

400

Provide four examples of positive coping skills.

Discuss examples.

400

I sell garlic as a side hustle. 

Who is DeAnna?

500

Identify the four types of communication styles.

1. Aggressive

2. Passive aggressive

3. Assertive

4. Passive

Bonus (100 pts): Provide example for each

500

Venting anger via punching or screaming into pillows is a desirable coping skill.

What is false. A lot of people who express their anger aggressively simply get better at being aggressive.

500

The A-B-C-D Model can be applied to Anger management. What do the letters stand for? Provide example of the model in use. 

A: Activating event

B: Belief

C: Consequence

D: Dispute

500

This technique is used to help you live in the current moment. This is a grounding technique that helps with relaxation, and utilizes your senses to bring you back to the moment you are in to avoid thinking about the past and future. 

What is Mindfulness?

500

I got my degree during our time together. 

Who is Andrew C. & Andrew X.

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