Definitions
One Vs the Other
The one that doesn't belong
Scenarios
All mixed up
100

What is behavior?

What you do when you're angry

100

Short vs long term consequence

Short affects you now, long affects you later

100

Clenched fist, crying, shaking, yelling

Yelling

100

After getting pushed in the hall I turned around and punched them. The bold is an example of?

Trigger

100

What does ABC stand for?

Antecedent, behavior, consequence

200

What is a cue?

Physical sign you're angry

200

Internal vs external trigger

Internal is a thought, feeling or emotion that makes you angry; external is something that happens to you (event/situation)

200

Getting yelled at, losing a video game, being pushed, clenching your fist

Clenching your fist
200

I cursed out the teacher after she tried to take my phone. The bold is an example of?

Behavior

200

Your face getting hot is an example of?

A cue

300

What is a short term consequence?

Results of a behavior that happen NOW

300

Trigger vs cue

Trigger is what makes you angry; cues are the physical signs that you are angry

300

Deep breathing, avoidance, backwards counting, pleasant imagery

Avoidance

300

I neglected to do my chores, so my mom chewed me out in front of my friends. The bold is an example of?

Short term consequence

300

What is an anger reducer? (definition)

Strategies to help lower your anger levels

400

What is aggressive behavior?

To intentionally attack, hurt, take advantage of, humiliate, harass, or put down someone

Being a bully

400

Behavior vs trigger

Behavior is what you do when angry; trigger is what makes you angry

400

Throwing things, cursing someone out, going to jail, getting into a fight

Going to jail

400

I can't tell my friend no because I know that it would hurt their feelings, even though I hate going to the craft store with them.

Passive behavior

400

After throwing my phone across the room, my phone broke. This is an example of?

Short term consequence

500

What is passive behavior?

To invite, encourage, or permit others to take advantage of you or harass you

500

Assertive vs aggressive

Assertive is expressing yourself openly and honestly; aggressive is intentionally attacking or hurting others

500

"Don't you dare touch me!", "I don't appreciate how you treat my friends", "Please don't hug me unexpectedly", "The way you talk about me behind my back is disrespectful"

"Don't you dare touch me!"

500

After getting into a fight over something silly, I now have a reputation of being a hot head.

Long term consequence

500

"Can you help me carry this to class?"

"I would be late but I guess I will" 

This is an example of?

Passive