Zones of regulation
Brain and behavior
Cheever basics
Relationships and esteem
Just for fun
100

This zone of regulation includes feelings of sadness, tiredness, sickness, boredom.

What is the blue zone?

100

The age your brain is fully developed

What is 25 years old?

100

The world we want to achieve and that motivates us to make better choices.

What is quality world picture?

100

"Green flags" mean someone is a...

Good friend!

100

The name of the school Julie and Cassidy attend.

What is Grand Valley State University?

200

This is the zone of regulation where we are happy, calm, and ready to learn and interact with others.

What is the green zone?

200

Deep breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, meditation, and going for a walk are all examples of these types of strategies.

What are calming/regulating/relaxation strategies?

200

Habits of accepting, negotiating, trusting, listening, encouraging, respecting, and supporting.

What are connecting habits?

200

You notice someone is a bad friend by identifying...

Red flags!

200

The profession Julie and Cassidy are getting their degree towards / what type of interns are they?

What is occupational therapy?

300

This zone we have lost self-control, are furious, being rude, and not ready to interact with others.

What is the red zone?

300

The area of the brain responsible for decision making, personality, memory and emotions that is not done developing until age 25.

What is the frontal cortex?

300

What WWIN stands for.

What is: What do you want? What are you doing? Is it working? Need a new plan.

300

The best type of communication to maintain relationships.

What is assertive communication?

300

This is how many feet are in one mile.

What is 5,280 feet?

400

This zone we are starting to lose some self-control, are anxious, nervous, or slightly irritated. 

What is the yellow zone?

400

The concept that our brains have the ability to change and the habits we do often will be more likely to stick with us.

What is neuroplasticity?

400

Related to total behavior (car analogy), we are in control of...

Our actions and thinking.

400

This is the opposite of a fixed mindset.

What is a growth mindset?

400

Michigan's 5 Great Lakes (name them).

What is Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior?

500

How to move from the blue zone to the green zone.

What are alerting activities?

500

When someone's thinking is self-centered and rarely takes in other points of view, their thinking is called...

Egocentric thinking

500

"Is what I'm about to say or do going to bring us closer together, or drive us further apart?"

What is the ultimate question?

500

People with this type of self-esteem understand their skills, have realistic expectations with themselves, are able to understand and express their needs, and maintain relationships appropriately.

What is a healthy/normal self-esteem?

500

John says wedgies are this.

What is calming?

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