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Review for lessons 8 and 9
Review for lessons 8 and 9
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1
Is pause the second step in staying in control?
False
True
2
Anger, anxiety, embarrassment, excitement are strong emotions?
True
False
3
Physical activity is one of the calming down strategies?
True
False
4
During belly breathing your shoulders should move up and down?
False
True
5
The thinking part of the brain is the cortex?
False
True
6
What example is an automatic reaction to sensory input?
sweating
emotions
headache
7
Is taking a break a good way to calm down and gain composure?
True
False
8
Your emotions are automatic reactions to sensory inputs.
False
True
9
Using the steps in staying in control can help you make the best decision in a situation?
False
True
10
What are some mental signs you experience during a strong emotion?
you are jittery
you can not think straight
you feel hot
your shoulders tense up
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I am going to fail my test is an example of positive self talk?
True
False
12
What is a good strategy to calm down at your desk?
belly breathing
yoga
physical activity
13
What part of the brain is the feelings alarm?
Amygdala
Cortex
14
What part of the brain does things automatically?
cortex
amygdala
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What is a physical sign that you might experience during a strong emotion?
can not think straight
your mind goes blank
crying
your mind starts to race
16
What calming down strategy is used when you say something to yourself?
thinking about something else
Center breathing
doing something relaxing
self talk
17
What is 1 goal from our lesson on emotion management?
to play kahoot
to learn how to take tests
to recognize and name the feeling
18
What part of the brain is where we decide what to do with our emotions?
amygdala
cortex
19
Using positive self talk can help you think clearly about what to do?
True
False
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What are the correct order of steps in staying in control?
pause, notice, think twice
notice, pause, think twice