Coping Teens
Emotions
Feelings
100
When using coping mechanisms, how many times should you repeat the action?

What is 10 times?

100

What are primary emotions?

What is the first emotions you experience?

100

What are secondary feelings?

What is what you feel in response to the first emotions?

200

If you are having difficulty identifying your emotions what could you refer to?

What is the emotions and feelings wheel?

200

Anger, sadness, and ___ are the 3 emotions considered most "basic".

What is fear?

200

Secondary feelings are formed when which self-evaluation process is occurring?

What is self-judgement?

300

What are the 3 ways to manage an intense emotion?

What is write it down, talk to yourself, and talk to others?
300

True or False: Primary emotions usually are very short and last seconds to minutes. 

What is true?

300

What emotion is this? Combines sadness and longing, often triggered by remembering something lost or past experiences.

What is nostalgia?

400

Why is it important that teens can identify their thoughts and feelings?

What is allows for increased tolerance and/or resilence?

400

What emotion comes from positive experiences and a sense of satisfaction?

What is joy/happiness?

400

You got your grade back for your test, and you became sad seeing how you did not do as well as you thought you did. What feeling is likely to be a response to this?

What is disappointment? 

500

Improved social skills, relationships, mental health, and internal understanding are all results of what?

What is learning how to deal with your emotions?

500

A trash can is sitting by the road, as you walk up to it, you start smelling intense rotting. Immediately, you turn around, covering your nose. What emotion are you experiencing?

What is disgust?

500

Imagine you are anxious about a presentation for class, while doing it, you mess up one of the major parts, what feeling is most likely to come in response to this?

What is embarrassment?

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