Gen Vocabulary
The ability to remain calm in times of stress, restraint, adversity or to accept delay
What is patience?
Socially inappropriate behavior
What is antisocial?
a warning sign
What is a red flag?
state or fact of having a duty to deal with something or of having control over someone or a thing that one is required to do as part of a job, role, or legal obligation.
What is responsibility
the act of aggressively assigning responsibility, fault, or culpability to someone or something for a negative outcome, mistake, or wrong action
What is blame?
Feeling inherently deserving of special treatment, privileges or items
What is entitlement?
the root of abusive behavior
what is a lack of power and control?
Medicating without prescriptions to treat disorders
What is self-medication?
having the full rights, privileges and responsibilities of a country as well as being law abiding
What is citizenship?
It involves shifting blame from the perpetrator to the victim, often by questioning their actions, clothing, or behavior.
What is victim blaming?
What is resilience?
being swayed by bad influences to act in antisocial ways, often due to clouded judgement or the need to feel accepted
What is peer pressure/criminal peers?
Avoiding tasks due to lack of motivation
What is procrastination?
Food, shelter, clothing, medical care, education and emotional support
What are the responsibilities of a parent?
The feeling, belief, or act of doubting someone’s honesty or suspecting wrongdoing without firm evidence
What is suspicion?
an unfair judgement
What is a bias?
principles or beliefs that individuals or groups hold, guiding their behavior and decisions. They act as a compass for what is considered important or desirable.
What are values?
something that sparks up involuntary memories, distress, or physical symptoms tied to past trauma.
What is a trigger?
clean drug screening, home visit, programming, employment, GED/continued education, restitution
What are the responsibilities of probation?
Unexamined beliefs or propositions accepted as true without proof, acting as cognitive shortcuts to navigate complex situations
What is an assumption?
people, places and things
What is a situation?
households tackling criminality, addiction, domestic violence, untreated mental illness
What is a dysfunctional family?
manipulation used to make someone believe that cannot trust their own memory or sanity
what is gaslighting?
your friend's phone bill, your neighbor's dog, your sister's boyfriend, your grandma's bingo night
What is not my responsibility?
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