SMART Goals
Self-Control
The Gratitude Attitude
Expectations
Stinking Thinking
100

This aspect of making a SMART goal is represented by the letter M.

What is Measurable?

100

The ability to resist the temptation of an immediate reward in favor of a more valuable, long-term reward

What is delayed gratification?

100

DAILY DOUBLE

What is a gratitude letter?

100

Some people think that using drugs helps them feel more comfortable in these.

What are Social Situations?

100

These determine our lives. 

What are Thoughts?

200

This aspect of making a SMART goal is represented by the letter R.

What is Relevant?

200

When someone acts on impulse and with a lack of self-control, it can be said that this is what is driving.

What is autopilot?

200

Having a better attitude can strengthen our relationships and even help feel less of this experience. 

What is Depression?

200

These kind of expectations include getting arrested or feeling bad the next morning.

What are Negative Expectations?

200

This activity can help center our thoughts to the present.

What is Meditation?

300

This aspect of making a SMART goal is represented by the letter T.

What is Time Bound?

300

Self control should not be considered unchanging or this.

What is predetermined?

300

Expressing gratitude can help improve both of these aspects of our health. 

What are the Mental and Physical? 

300

One expectation that some people have when using is drugs or alcohol is that sleep quality will do this. 

What is Increase/Get Better?

300

Neither a lapse nor relapse have to be identified as this.

What is a failure?

400

This aspect of the SMART goals uses the 80/20 Rule.

What is Relevant?


400

Strengthen this even with unrelated tasks, can enable us to avoid automatically responses.

What is the self-control muscle?

400

Expressing your gratitude can often build connections and improve these? 

What are Relationships?

400

As people become more ready for change, they can engage in alternative behaviors more in line with these.

What are Values? 

400

"He always acts this way" mindset is an example of this.

What is Thinking in Absolutes?

500

Because our goals and even life are dynamic, we may need to engage in these three steps. 

What are Action, Reevaluation, and Revision?

500

Research shows that efforts to build self-control strength in one task can lead to greater self-control in these kind of tasks.

What are unrelated tasks?

500

When gratitude is expressed and/or received, the brain releases dopamine and this neurotransmitter. 

What is serotonin?

500

Some people may use alcohol or other drugs in social situations to help them not feel this way.

What is feeling shy?

500

This is the assumption of what will happen by overestimating negative emotions or experiences. 

What is Jumping to Conclusions?

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