Thinking Errors
Criminal/Addictive Cycle
Franklin Reality Model
Problem Solving Steps
Anger Management
100

A problem with our thinking that leads up to misunderstanding and problems in our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. 

What is a Thinking Error?

100

A process that follows a predictable sequence.  

What is a cycle?

100

Common phrase repeated in the Franklin Reality Model.

Will this meet my needs over time?

100

How you feel when life's demands exceed your ability to deal with those demands.

What is stress or stressed?

100

The basis of all anger is ______.

What is fear?

200

Needs power and control over own emotions; needs control over own environment; needs control over other people. 

What is control?

200

Name four of the stages in the Criminal/Addictive Cycle.

Calm; Activating Event; Initial Thoughts; Initial Feelings; Criminal Thoughts or Using Fantasies; Urge to Use; The Setup; The Act; Pay Off; Guilt-Shame-Remorse

200

Physiological needs required to sustain and grow a healthy body.

What are Air, water, food, shelter, sanitation, sleep, touch?

200

Name two of the four types of stress.

Emotional; Mental; Physical; Environmental

200

Name the three types of fear. 

What are loss of life, loss of face, and loss of place?


300

Thinks of self as unique; focuses on self rather than others; focuses on self-importance and accomplishments.

What is Egocentrism?

300

Life is rolling along, life may not be perfect, but it is manageable, making plans and looking forward to the future.

What is calm?

300

Four basic human needs identified in the Franklin Reality Model.

What are Survival; Love and Belonging; To feel important; A need for variety?

300

Name four of the Problem-Solving Steps.

Stop and Think; Problem and Goal; Information and Insight; Alternative and Consequences; Choose...Plan...Do; Evaluate

300

Anger is not an emotion, it is a ______.

What is behavior?

400

Feels bad for yourself; gives up and pities self; critical of self. 

What is Cognitive Immaturity?

400

Flood of thoughts that occur as a result of an activating event. 


What are initial thoughts?

400

The need to move around at will and to make our own choices.

What is freedom?

400

When we are stressed, our body remains in a constant state of tension, which means our muscles and internal organs are in a state of readiness to run or fight. 

What is fight or flight response?


400

Name the four steps of the Stop and Think approach to anger management. 

What are Be Quiet; Back Off; Deep Breath; and Ask, "Do I really want to get into this?"

500

When someone is specifically told something or when you think something will happen based on past experiences. 

What is an expectation?

500

The link between the criminal or addictive behavior and the positive feelings that are associated with it. 

What is Euphoric Recall?


500

Name four steps of the Franklin Reality Model.

What are Behavior; The Belief Window; The Rules; The Results; The Needs Wheel; Will these actions meet your needs over time?


500

Stress together with a person's personal perspective can affect how they interpret, think, feel and respond to a situation.

What is the Conflict Cycle?

500

Name the three major types of communication. 

What are passive, aggressive, and assertive?