Ethics
Self-Awareness
Resiliency
Communication
Radical Acceptance
100

Name 3 factors that influence your ethical decisions.

Family, close friends, extended peer group, society, past experiences, maturity level, politics, spirituality

100

What are the two states of self-awareness

Open window and closed windo 

100

Define Resiliency

The ability to recover setbacks; bounce back; adapt

100

What are avoiding, stonewalling, normalizing, excusing, contrasting buying time considered?

Shielding mechanisms

100

What does radical mean?

all the way, complete and total

200

What is defined by the lacking of knowledge or awareness in general?

Ignorance

200

Name 3 open window attributes.

Honest self-reflection, Playing "devil's advocate", and consequences.

200

What are the 3 basic concepts of resilience?

One day at a time, bend but don't break, and hope

200

What type of statement can one use to diffuse or avoid miscommunication or an argument. 

I statements 

200

What is the fork in the road to turning the mind?

rejections and acceptance

300

In an ethical dilemma, what factors should you consider? Name 4

attractiveness of a person, closeness of relationship, amount of money, who is the victim, what is the risk, mental stability

300

What are time, excuses, and self-deception?

Closed window attributes

300

What are abuse, poverty rejection, oppression, addiction and mental illness?

What people have endured to build resiliency. 

300

What are the different types of assertive communication?

Passive, aggressive, passive/aggressive, and assertive. 

300

What is the steps for turning the mind?

observe, make an inner commitment, do it again and develop a plan

400

What is a person that knows but does not care?

Indifference

400

What are the 3 R's that make up insight?

Recognition, realization, and readiness

400

Name 3 types of connections that build resiliency. 

having a purpose, groups, personal family and friends, animals, and nature.

400

What is fogging?

When someone criticizes you, you acknowledge something in their criticism that you agree with and ignore the rest. 

400
Name 3 things that constitutes willfulness.

refusing to tolerate, not making a change, giving up, opposite of doing what works, fixing every situation, being in control, and me,me,me 

500

Name the 5 antidotes to Ignorance and Indiffernce

Open minded, nonjudgemental, empathetic, humility, modest, willingness, self-awareness, forgiving

500

What are both sides of the acronym THC? 

Tricky/transparent, Headstrong/humble, Closed/Candid

500

How can one increase their resiliency?

Live up to their potential. 

500

What are 3 behaviors that assertive behaviors display?

confident and relaxed, direct, open, expressive, emotionally honest, clear and firm

500

What word means doing what is needed?

Willingness