Setting Reachable Goals
Making Good Decisions
Managing Emotions
Effective Communication
Relationships
100

What is a goal?

Something you want to do, be, or have in the future that you are willing to work hard to achieve.

100

What is a decision?

A choice you make after thinking about your different options.

100

What is another word for emotions?

Feelings

100

What does communication mean?

The way we share our thoughts, feelings, and ideas with others. 

100

What is a relationship?

The way in which two or more people are connected to one another.

200

What is a short-term goal?

A specific goal you want to achieve very soon. (Less than 3 months)

200

When is your brain fully developed?

25 years old

200

True or False:

Your emotions are not important to your decision making.

False

200

True or False:

All forms of communication are always positive.

False

200

Name two things you look for in a healthy relationship.

Trust, loyalty, positive communication, honesty, kindness etc…

300

What is a long-term goal?

A specific goal you want to achieve in the future.(more than 3 months)

300

What part if the brain if for decision making?

Prefrontal cortex/lobe

300

True or False:

You make hundreds of decisions everyday.

True

300

What are the two types of communication?

Verbal and Nonverbal

300

Name two things you look for in an unhealthy relationship.

Jealousy, lying, selfishness, saying mean things, etc…

400

Name 3 of the 6 steps for setting a goal.

Name It, Picture Yourself Doing It, Say "I Can", Think How To do It, Go For It, and Celebrate

400

Which direction does your brain develop?

Back to the Front

400

What are emotions often compared to? (Hint: Inside Out)

Colors

400

Name three forms of communication.

Talking, Texting, Emailing, Calling, etc...

400

Scenario:

In PE, the class is separated into two teams to run a relay race. During the race Connor trips his friend Luke, so he could win the race.

Is this an Example of a healthy or unhealthy relationship? 

Unhealthy