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Resisting Peer Pressure
Accepting Criticism
Accepting No
Anger Management
Appropriate Actions
100
Resist Peer Pressure or don't listen to your peer
What does it mean when your teacher says RPP?
100
Accepting criticism
What does AC mean?
100
No means no
What does accept no mean?
100
Learning to control your anger
What is anger management?
100
The expected behavior for a given situation/setting
What is an appropriate action?
200
Walk away
What is the simplest way to RPP?
200
To accept when someone points out a issue or area of improvement about oneself
What does accepting criticism mean?
200
It means you don't get your way
What is hard about accepting no?
200
Walk away
What is one way to control your anger?
200
What is not expected or appropriate for a given situation/setting
What is an inappropriate or unexpected reaction?
300
Ignore
What is one way to RPP when a peer is talking to you in class?
300
The fact that no one likes to be criticized
What is hard about accepting criticism?
300
Just say ok and keep your cool
What is the best way to accept no?
300
Deep breathing
What is a coping skill for anger management?
300
Look for the rules/regulations Ask what is appropriate
What is one way to remain appropriate in new settings?
400
The ability to influence a peer is increased with more than one pushing peer
What is "the power of a group?"
400
Say "ok" and keep your cool
What is the best way to accept a criticism from another?
400
To teach you appropriate and expected limits
What is the purpose of saying no?
400
Regular physical activity Healthy diet
What is a natural way to control your anger?
400
Act appropriately on a consistent basis
What is one way to consistently practice appropriate actions?
500
Follow through and don't pressure our peers
What is the hardest thing to remember about RPP?
500
to be polite
What is the best way to give a criticism?
500
Politely
What is the best way to tell someone no?
500
Leave the situation Ask for professional help
What is the next step if you can't control your anger?
500
Politely explain the expected behavior for the given situation/setting
What is the best way to tell someone he/she is acting inappropriately?