Describe a process of anger management by using the SCREAM method
Fill in the blank with correct word
Self – How important is this to you? / Context – Are the time and place appropriate to
express your anger? / Receiver – To whom do you want to express your anger? / Effect – What is
your goal? What are you trying to achieve after you express your anger? (immediate outcomes) /
Aftermath – What will be the long-term effect after you express your anger? / Messages – What
message would be appropriate if you decide to express your anger?
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A. discussed and expectations clearly to make sure the rules are known. B. implied and known by everyone, but not always clearly stated. C. discussed in books and codes of conduct. D. established by a matriarch or patriarch.
Memory for speech is not reproductive; you do not simply reproduce in your memory what the speaker said. Rather, memory is __________.
A. reconstructive B. short-term C. long-term D. powerless