Impulsive Reactions
Control
Scenarios
True or false
Random
100

What is one calming technique that can be used with Impulse Control?

Deep Breathing, Positive Self-Talk, Counting to 10, Write it down

100

What is impulse control?


Ability to control urges/feelings.


100

How can you practice self-control if you know someone is trying to pick a fight? 


Any answer is correct 

Examples: Walk away, should I respond or let it go?, Take a deep breath

100

Other people's opinions are in my control?

False - other people's opinions are out of your control. You are perfect the way you are - other people's opinions are not who you are. 

100

True or False: Impulsivity always means someone is “bad.”

False – It’s a behavior, not who you are.

200

Talk about an example of a time that you used Impulse Control-Include what you wanted to do (the impulse) and what you actually did.

Any answer is correct

200

What can you say to yourself to control your impulses?

Ok, stop and think about this What is a good choice here? If I do this, will I get in trouble?


200

What is one way to repair a relationship after acting impulsively?

Apologize, take responsibility, and make a better choice next time.

200

My actions are in my control?

True - you control your actions!

200

Name one difference between an impulse and impulsive behavior.

An impulse is the urge; impulsive behavior is acting on it.

300

How can taking a moment to do deep breathing help with impulsivity?

Let's you think better, gives you time, reflect, body relaxes, take your mind off the situation, etc. 

300

Give an example of a negative impulse.


Any appropriate answer accepted!


300

What are ways we practice self control in the classroom? 


stay quiet when we want to blurt out, walk away, take a break over saying negative comments, remaining calm, focusing on our work, write it down

300

My opinions are out of my control?

False - you are in control of your opinions!

300

What is one positive example of using impulse (in a good way)?

Trying something new, speaking up for someone, etc. 

400

What is an example of an impulse that gets someone in trouble?


Interrupting someone, Calling out, Not controlling their anger, yelling back, getting physical. 


400

Give an example of a positive impulse.


Any appropriate answer accepted :)


400

You and your friend are having a disagreement. What is an assertive response? Using the __ statment


Using an I statement; letting your opinion be heard without becoming aggressive or using threatening/blaming language. 


400

Other people's reactions are in my control?

False - other people's reactions are out of your control. You can only control how you react.

400

How could thinking before acting change your future choices?

It helps you avoid regrets and make better outcomes.

500

Your coach yells at you for being late. What are the consequences if you decide to yell back at the coach?


Sit you out of the game, give you extra work to do, kick you off the team, etc. 


500

What is a situation you witnessed where someone lost control and how did it turn out? 


Any answer is correct

500

You're getting frustrated with your parents, what should you do?

Count to ten and then talk to them, use assertive communication ( I statements) when talking to them, write it down. 


500

True or False: Saying sorry means you’ve fixed the impulsive behavior.

False – You need to also change the behavior.

500

What kinds of feelings usually make people act impulsively?

Anger, stress, excitement, sadness, anxiety.