Communication
Boundaries/Consent
Media Literacy
Anxiety/Emotional Regulation
Self Care
100

This communication style is considered the healthiest because it respects both your needs and the needs of others

What is Assertive Communication

100

Boundaries are the rules and ________ we set for ourselves.

What are limits 

100

Media literacy is the ability to think ________ about the media we consume.

What is critically 

100

Anxiety is your brain's built-in __________ system.

What is an alarm/security system

100

True or False:
Self-care is only about spa days and relaxing.

What is false

200

Besides verbal communication, name one other type of communication.

What is nonverbal, written, or visual communication?

200

The R in FRIES stands for..

What is Revocable 

200

The system that learns what you watch and recommends similar content

What is an algorithm

200

Name two common physical signs of anxiety.

What is Faster heartbeat

What is Sweaty palms

What is Racing thoughts

What is Upset stomach

What is Fast breathing

What is Muscle tension 

200

The two types of self-care we talked about are..


What are preventive and reactive 

300

This communication skill involves fully focusing on the speaker, asking questions, and summarizing what they said.

What is Active Listening 

300

If someone says "Maybe later," we should treat their answer as..

What is a no

300

Name one question a media-literate person might ask before believing or sharing content.

What message is this sending?

Who benefits?

Is this realistic?

What isn't being shown? 

300

What is the "okay zone" where you can think clearly and manage emotions called?

What is Window Of Tolerance 

300

Saying "no" before you're overwhelmed is an example of _______  self-care

What is preventive 

400

Someone says they're "fine," but they're avoiding eye contact, crossing their arms, and sighing. What type of communication gives you clues that they may not actually be fine.

What is nonverbal communication (body language)

400

When someone keeps asking after they've already been told no

What is coercion

400

If someone watches lots of jealousy videos and their feed starts showing only relationship drama, what is this called?

What is echo chamber

400

The 2 zones outside of your window of tolerance are..

What are hyperarousal and hypoarousal?

400

In the frog story, what was the lesson we learned?

What is stress and burnout often build slowly, so we need to notice the small changes before we're overwhelmed?

500

Jamie says yes to every group project even though they're overwhelmed because they don't want to disappoint anyone. What communication style are they using?

What is Passive Communication

500

Your friend asks for your phone password because "If you trust me, you'll give it to me." What type of boundary is being crossed?

What is a digital boundary 

500

True or False:


Just because something is popular or has millions of likes means it's healthy or true.

What is false

500

Instead of trying to eliminate anxiety completely, what should our goal be?

What is learning to notice and manage anxiety without letting it make all of our decisions?

500

Alex has been saying "yes" to every extra shift at work, helping all of their friends, staying up late to finish homework, and never taking time to rest. They don't notice they're overwhelmed until they completely burn out. Which lesson from today's session does this best illustrate?

What is the boiling frog story