Understanding Anger
Anger vs. Aggression
Healthy vs. Unhealthy Responses
Anger Myths
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What type of emotion is anger described as in the handout?

A normal emotion that everyone experiences.

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In the handout's example, what is considered the emotion when someone insults you?

Feeling angry.

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Name two healthy responses to anger listed in the handout.

Any two: walking away, talking calmly, taking space, asking for help, exercising, deep breathing, setting boundaries, or problem-solving.

100

What two things does the handout say walking away can demonstrate?

Self-control and maturity.

100

Which soccer player has the most Ballon d'Ors?

Lionel Messi

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Name three triggers for anger listed in the handout.

Any three: disrespect, peer drama, being told “no,” losing, family problems, embarrassment, being corrected, or unfairness.

200

Anger is an emotion, while aggression is what?

A behavior.

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Name two unhealthy responses listed in the handout.

Any two: fighting, threatening, breaking things, yelling, revenge, bullying, holding grudges, or acting without thinking.

200

True or false: The handout states that fighting usually solves the original problem.

False. It usually creates additional consequences.

200

What is the only food that can never go bad?

Honey

300

What determines whether anger becomes a problem?

The way a person responds to it.

300

Name three aggressive behaviors identified in the handout.

Any three: fighting, threatening, intimidating others, destroying property, or intentionally hurting someone.

300

What healthy response involves temporarily removing yourself from a situation?

Taking space or walking away.

300

What does the handout identify as requiring greater emotional strength than aggression?

Staying in control when angry.

300

Who is on the $5 bill?

President Abraham Lincoln

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What does having a healthy relationship with anger mean?

Recognizing the emotion without allowing it to control your behavior.

400

What does the handout say you can control even when you cannot control becoming angry?

How you respond to the anger.

400

What healthy response involves clearly establishing limits with other people?

Setting boundaries.

400

Who remains responsible for a person's behavior even when someone else triggers their emotions?

The person experiencing the emotion.

400

What movie has made the most money this year at $1.67 billion?

Spider Man- Brand New Day

500

According to the handout, what two out of four things should a person think about when examining their relationship with anger?

Triggers, usual reactions, consequences experienced, and what helps them calm down.

500

Complete the statement: “I was angry” can explain your behavior, but it does not ______ it.

Excuse.

500

Name three out of five benefits of healthy anger management that are identified in the handout.

Avoiding consequences, maintaining relationships, communicating effectively, solving problems, and remaining in control of decisions.

500

What three out of five anger myths are challenged in the handout?

Walking away makes me weak; disrespect requires a response; fighting solves problems; aggression shows strength; and other people make me act a certain way.

500

Which animal can’t jump?

An Elephant

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