Myths
Cues
Anger Control Plans
The Aggression Cycle
Stopping Anger
100

The way you express anger

What cannot be changed


100

Trigger

What is another name for cue

100

Can be used in the heat of the moment

What is a time out

100

The stage that includes clenched fists, pacing, hostile thoughts and feelings, increased heart rate.

What is Build-Up

100

Focus on your breathing and take several deep breaths

What is deep breathing

200

Aggression

What anger leads to

200

How your body responds 

What is a physical cue

200

An effective set of strategies for controlling anger

What is an anger control plan

200

The stage that includes verbal aggression, destructiveness, and violence

What is explosion

200

Breathing and bringing awareness to different parts of your body

What is Progressive Muscle Relaxation
300

Aggressive

What you must be to get what you want

300

What you do

What is a behavioral cue
300

A network of people who understand you

What is social support

300

The stage that includes getting fired, getting kicked out, financial costs, jail, guilt, shame, loss of family or friends

What is aftermath

300

"A" stands for activating event and so on...

What is the A-B-C-D Model

400

Venting anger

What is always desirable
400

Other feelings that may occur along with anger

What is an emotional cue

400

An anonymous group that can help with various issues

What is a 12 step group

400

Includes build up, explosion, and aftermath

What is the aggression cycle

400

Tell yourself to stop thinking what is making you angry

What is thought stopping

500

Good ways to express anger

What is screaming or beating on pillows

500

What you think about in response to the event

What is an emotional cue
500

Getting to the root of the problem

Exploring the primary feelings beneath the anger

500

Shows the escalation of anger

What is the anger meter

500

A method of communication that considers your own needs and the needs of someone else simultaneously

What is assertive communication
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