The psychological practice that capitalizes on strengths instead of worrying about weaknesses.
What is Positive Psychology?
100
The approach to conflict resolution that uses a neutral party in the community to help you work through a dispute.
What is PEER MEDIATION?
100
A common core belief on Thinking Reports that closely relates to the addictive behavior of instant gratification.
What is "I want what I want when I want it?"
Also acceptable:
"I want what I want"
100
The place where no food travels freely...
What is The Second Floor?
100
The place where Chef went to school.
What is the C.I.A?
*Also Acceptable*
The Culinary Institute of America
200
The level of relationships that involves a common activity that is more important than the person.
What is Companionship?
200
The culturally accepted greeting in many regions of Asia as discussed in "What's in a Word."
What is "Have you eaten rice yet?"
200
Sal's FULL name in the book "Walk Two Moons" by Sharon Creech.
What is Salamanca Tree Hiddle?
200
The CARS group that most closely explores Gratitude.
What is Positive Beginnings?
200
The name of Shannon's dog
What is Cricket?
300
The quality of an addictive relationship that swings back and forth between blaming yourself and blaming the other person.
What is Alternating Doubts?
300
What Steve Jobs claimed to be the "best gift of life" in his Stanford commencement speech.
What is Death?
300
The smell of Ben's hair in "Walk Two Moons" by Sharon Creech.
What is Grapefruit?
300
The CARS staff member who holds office hours Mon 4-5 Wed 3:30-5 PM and Fri 4-5 PM.
Who is Roy?
300
The length of time before a baby heron leaves the nest.
What is 7-8 weeks?
400
In the series "This Emotional Life," what did researchers find surprising about the brains of meditating monks?
What is heightened brain activity?
also acceptable- activity in pre-frontal cortex
400
The major point of watching monkeys throw fruit and pull boxes in Civics.
What is demonstrating animal morality?
*Similar answers accepted*
400
The criminal/addictive Thinking Distortion that makes one feel entitled to things without earning them and makes one say "I can't" when they really mean "I won't."
What is Selective Effort?
400
The first level, automatic response to a Tobacco Infraction at CARS.
What is Failure to Progress for two months?
400
Nancy's favorite CARS meal.
What is Mac n Cheese and chicken fingers?
500
The percentage of self-help books that have absolutely no scientific research to back them up.
What is 95 percent?
500
The message on the back cover of the last "Whole Earth Catalog" that Steve Jobs used as motivation.
What is "Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish?"
500
The entire text of Anais Nin's poem "Risk."
What is:
"And then the day came,
when the risk to remain
tight in a bud
was more painful
than the risk it took
to blossom."
500
The periods when the counselor hallway is closed to clients.
What is 10-1PM, 2-4PM and weekends
500
Something that "lies on the bottom of the ocean and twitches."