Biological Signs of Anger
Unhealthy Coping for Anger
Unhealthy ways of Expressing Anger
Assertiveness
Healthy Ways to Express Anger
100

What does anger energize people for?

Physical attack

100

What is it called when you hold in or deny anger?

Stuffing anger

100

This is an example of?

"It's your own fault!"

Blaming or attacking

100

What can assertiveness improve?

Communication

100
What happens to the other person when you express anger in a negative way? List 1 out of 2.


(50 more points if you can list 2 ways)

The other person gets angry too

They will be less likely to listen to you.

200

When does anger become dangerous?

When it lasts for a long time.

200

What is a consequence of "delaying" anger?

Exploding

200

This is an example of?

"I wish I never met you!" or "I hate you!"

Yelling, screaming, and using abusive language

200

What does assertiveness protect you from?

Events and stressors that can hurt you and your recovery

200

True or false:

We have the power to make other people feel emotions.

False. People have certain feelings because of their beliefs about a situation. 

300

Fill in the blank:

People use psychological ____ mechanisms to ignore anger. 

Defense

300

What is it called when you focus anger on a safer or less threatening person or situation?

Shifting the anger

300

This is an example of?

"Boy, you sure did a great job."

Saracasm

300

What makes it difficult to be assertive in a positive way?

Alcohol and drugs

300

What kind of statement puts the listener on the defensive?

A "You" statement

400

List 3 medical problems anger can cause

High blood pressure

Stomach ulcers

Intestinal problems

400

What is it called when a person feels angry but immediately tries to weaken the anger and pretend it doesn't exist?

Diluting anger

400

This is an example of?

"You never think of my feelings, just your own."

Exaggerations

400

True or False:

Being assertive can sometimes be offensive, manipulative, or hurtful

False

400

What are the 2 main points to an "I" statement?

(1) Stating how you feel and (2) the specific incident

500

What are 4 out of 6 physical signs of anger?

 Pupils dilate, Heart pumps more blood in the brain, Blood sugar increases, Digestion slows down, Breathing increases, Skin perspires

500

What is it called when you are angry but deny it and pretend there is nothing wrong?

Repressing anger

500

This is an example of?

"You just go ahead without me. I'll be aright."

Withdrawal and pouting

500

What are 3 out of 9 of the basic rights?

Expressing needs, say no, change mind, ask for help, reject advice, complain when being treated unfairly, make time for self, and be wrong

500

Give a correct example using the 2 main points of an "I" statement. 

"I feel (angry) when you (come home at 11pm after the kids are asleep)