REFLECTIONS. What is your definition of risky behavior?

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REFLECTIONS

What is your definition of risky behavior?

Risk is the degree of danger that goes along with a situation – Risks have pos & neg outcomes

Do you have a responsibility to others when risky behavior is involved?

What goes through your head/mind when YOU make a decision? (small decisions & major ones)

Decision making steps – State the problem – Consider your options – Evaluate the outcomes (pos & neg) – Examine your values Values are beliefs and standards you feel are important – Decide and Act – Review your decision

What is your definition of a relationship?

A relationship is a connection between two or more people.

Name the three parts of communication

The three parts of communication: The COMMUNICATOR (sender) The MESSAGE The ACTIVE LISTENER (receiver)

Describe these types of behaviors: – PASSIVE – AGGRESSIVE – ASSERTIVE

You should strive to be an ASSERTIVE person! – Stand up for yourself in a firm, but considerate way!

List TWO ways YOU resolve conflicts: – A. for SMALL issues – B. for major issues

What is your definition of stress?

Stress is the internal and external response to pressure.

How does your body react/respond to stress? – Head – Mouth – Eyes – Stomach – Bowels – Muscles – Nervous system

What do you do to avoid stress?

Why do you feel some people turn to drugs, tobacco or alcohol to relieve stress?

What does the term psychoactive mean?