Emotions
Coping Skills
What Would You Do?
Anger Triggers
Communication
100

What is a feeling you might have when something feels unfair?

Anger / frustration

100

 Name one way to calm down when you’re upset

Deep breathing, walking away, music, etc.

100

Someone cuts you in line

Calmly say something / let it go

100

 What is a trigger?

Something that causes a strong emotional reaction

100

What is a respectful way to disagree?

Calm tone, “I feel…” statements

200

What emotion might show up when you think people are judging you?

Anxiety / insecurity

200

What is a healthy way to release anger?

Exercise, talking, journaling

200

A peer talks behind your back

Ask directly, ignore, talk to staff

200

Name a common anger trigger

Disrespect, being told no, feeling ignored

200

 What is active listening?

Paying attention, not interrupting

300

 What emotion is often underneath anger?

Hurt, sadness, fear

300

What does “taking a break” help prevent?

Acting impulsively / making things worse

300

You feel disrespected by staff

Use calm words, ask to talk later

300

Are triggers the same for everyone?

No

300

 What is an “I statement”?

“I feel ___ when ___”

400

Name a body signal that tells you you’re getting overwhelmed

Fast heart, sweating, clenched fists, etc

400

What is grounding?

Focusing on present moment / senses

400

You’re extremely angry and want to react

Pause, walk away, use coping skill

400

 What can you do when you notice a trigger?

Pause, use coping skill

400

What happens when communication is aggressive?

Conflict increases

500

 Why is it important to name your emotions?

Helps control behavior / understand yourself

500

Why is it important to have multiple coping skills?

Different situations need different tools

500

You hurt someone’s feelings

Apologize, take responsibility

500

Why is it important to know your triggers?

Prevent negative reactions

500

 Why is communication important in relationships?

Builds trust, reduces conflict

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