Apologizing
Family and relationships
Anger management
Listening and communication
Problem solving
100

What are the important words you say when you have hurt someone?

I’m sorry

100

What builds trust between people?

vulnerability/communication

100

what is it called when you can control your emotions?

Emotional regulation

100

What skill involves paying attention when someone else speaks

Listening

100

What should you do before making a difficult choice?

Think/weigh the options

200

what is it called when you admit what you did was wrong?

Taking accountability

200

What should a relationship have to be healthy?

Respect /healthy boundaries

200

What should you control when you get upset

Your emotions

200

What do you use to express your thoughts?

Words/clear communication

200

What is another word for finding an answer?

Solve/ get to the bottom of

300

What do you do after apologizing?

Change the behavior 

300

What quality means being truthful

Integrity/honesty

300

What should you do instead of yelling

Breathe

300

What type of questions encourage detailed answers

Open ended questions

300

What should you consider before acting?

The consequences

400

what stops people from apologizing

Pride/learned behavior

400

What is it called when you understand another person‘s feelings

Empathy

400

What should you recognize before your anger gets worse

Triggers

400

What helps prevent misunderstandings?

Clarity/active listening

400

you and someone else disagree about an important decision instead of walking away or arguing what do you do?

Compromise/agree to disagree

500

What is one mistake people make when apologizing

Shift blaming 

500

what is it called when someone repeatedly makes promises to change but never follows through

Inconsistency/lying

500

What should you do before reacting emotionally?

Pause/stop and think 

500

What is the ability to understand another person’s message?

Comprehensive listening

500

You have a problem with someone you don’t talk to them You ignore them instead What are you avoiding?

Confrontation