Positive Coping
Negative Coping
True or False
100

Fill in the blank 

Take a deep ________

breath 

100

drugs are a ______ way to coping way to cope with stress.

Negative/ non healthy 

100

it is ok to scream and yell/scream at someone when you are having a bad day?

FALSE!!! treat others the way you would like to be treated. 

200

what is something you can do with a counselor, friend, parent or trusted adult when feeling uncomfortable about something? 

talk about what's bothering/upsetting you.

Talk to someone you trust. 

200

_____________, including alcohol, drug, and pain killer consumption, is a very common unhealthy coping mechanism.

substance abuse

200

when frustrated it is always ok to use your hands/body to cause harm to someone or something in the way

FALSE! this is never ok, keep your hands to yourself please.

300

what is something you can do that involves getting your heart rate up by moving around? 

exercising, playing a sport. 

300

Avoidance and _____ involve ignoring or suppressing distressing emotions or situations.

Denial 


if we avoid tackling our problems or deny that they even exist, we cannot resolve them. This coping mechanism leads to stagnation and paralysis and hinders our emotional growth.

300
I should go to the liquor store when I feel stressed out.

FALSE!!

400

you received a bad grade on a paper you thought you did well on, what do you do?

Go over paper and see where you went wrong, study harder next time or ask for help

400

___-____, such as cutting or burning oneself, is a particularly distressing and a counterproductive coping strategy

Self- Harm

400

it is ok to bottle or ignore feelings?

FALSE!!

500

slowly count to ____

10

500

what is it called when we excessively criticize or put ourselves down?

Negative talk

500

Isolating ourselves from our peers is  good way to get away from stress?

FALSE !! 

Another unhealthy coping mechanism is withdrawing from social interactions. Isolating ourselves from our peers is also a detrimental choice of coping mechanism because avoidance or fear-driven isolation can lead to mental health and wellbeing issues.