Corrective Thinking
The corrective thinking for Reckless Careless Attitude.
What is Daily Effort?
What we say to ourselves at any given moment aloud or in our head.
What is self talk?
The name of your one of your presenters.
Who is Becky?
or
Who is Kristin?
A state of mind in which a person consistently sees themselves as the victim.
What is Victim Role?
Blaming someone else, rather than accepting the blame.
What is the attack tactic?
The corrective thinking for Fear of Losing Face.
What is Courage Over Fear?
Something that stimulates a certain thought/emotion that may or may not lead to certain behaviors.
What are triggers?
The group member that has a skin graft on his arm.
Who is Blaize
Ignoring commonalities in an anti-social way to gain power.
What is Superior Uniqueness?
Taking control of the situation, shifting spotlight, and hiding from the truth.
What is the diversion tactic?
The corrective thinking for Superior (I'm OK) self image.
What is Self-Respect?
How your actions (good or bad) affect the world around you.
What is the ripple effect?
One of the games we played as reviews during group.
What is Jenga?
What is the Emoji Game?
What is Bingo?
What is Heads Up?
The thinking barrier that is selfish and impatient.
What is Instant Gratification?
Look for weaknesses, understand what they want, and give it to them in order to manipulate the situation.
What is the casing people out tactic?
The corrective thinking to Power Control
What is Healthy Relationships?
Name one of the corner's of the Behavior Triangle.
What are thoughts?
What are feelings?
What are actions?
The person that loves snakes, but hates spiders.
Who is Becky?
When you are unwilling to listen to another's point of view and choose to ignore facts.
What is Closed Thinking?
To reveal nothing.
What is the silence tactic?
The corrective thinking for Victim Role?
What is Personal Accountability?
Anger is this.
What is an emotion?
The thing in the water, in-between the island and the mainland that would've eaten you on the first day of group.
What are sharks?
Thinkers that view things, places, and other people as their own.
What is possessive attitude?
We lie to ourselves, do what we want, and pretend there are no consequences.
What is the minimizing tactic?