emotions Crossword Puzzles

Module 31,32,33 2023-04-04

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repeated unwanted behaviors
false perception and are auditory
a mood disorder in which a person goes through a period of maniac and depress phase
early view on mental health by drilling holes in the skull
one of the psychological disorders and is considered destructive to their life and others
a type of personality disorder that one is detached from social relationships and becomes deeply depress
a type of personality disorder that disrupts your ability to regulate your emotions
a medical model that state the cause of an illness

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a type of personality disorder that behaves in a clingy, submissive way, and displays a strong need of attention
disorganized, delusional thinking,disturbed perception, and inappropriate emotions/behaviors
a type of amnesia that involved forgetting a part of your life
marked by a persistent and irrational fear of an object or situation

12 Clues: repeated unwanted behaviors • false perception and are auditory • a medical model that state the cause of an illness • early view on mental health by drilling holes in the skull • a type of amnesia that involved forgetting a part of your life • marked by a persistent and irrational fear of an object or situation • ...

Mental Illness 2023-04-05

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experiecning symptoms what normal people don't have ( being added on )
false perceptions
an anxiety disorder characterized by unwanted, repetitive thoughts and/or actions
mood disorder when a person goes through a period of manic and depression phases
when sense of self has become separated ( dissociated ) from previous memories, thoughts, or feelings

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absence of appropriate emotions/actions that are present in normal people ( being taken away )
a disorder characterized by disorganized thinking, disturbed perception, and inappropriate emotions and behaviors
false beliefs
characterized by four of more weeks of re-living severely upsetting memories in dreams or unwanted memory recalls
mood disorder in which a person for no apparent reason, experiences at least 2 weeks of depressed mood
marked by a persistent and irrational fear of an object or situation that disrupts behavior
an anxiety disorder that is characterized where the subject might experience choking or shortness of breath

12 Clues: false beliefs • false perceptions • experiecning symptoms what normal people don't have ( being added on ) • mood disorder when a person goes through a period of manic and depression phases • an anxiety disorder characterized by unwanted, repetitive thoughts and/or actions • ...

Transformative Learning 2025-02-02

Transformative Learning crossword puzzle

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A critical step in transformative learning, involving questioning long-held assumptions
Created by Freire means develop awareness that you aren't passive and have power to change
The type of learning that adds knowledge without changing how one thinks
A theorist who connected transformative learning to spirituality and emotions, describing it as "soul work"
A method of evaluating transformative learning through personal narratives
A significant event that disrupts a person’s perspective, often triggering transformation

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The broader goal of transformative learning in society, associated with activism
A learning process that involves recognizing how personal issues connect to larger social structures
The theorist most associated with transformative learning theory
A primary site where transformative learning can occur, including online settings
The perspective of transformative learning that emphasizes emotions and unconscious thought
A method used to promote transformative learning by engaging with personal stories and experiences

12 Clues: The theorist most associated with transformative learning theory • The type of learning that adds knowledge without changing how one thinks • A method of evaluating transformative learning through personal narratives • The broader goal of transformative learning in society, associated with activism • ...

Vocabulary Weeks 1 & 2 2026-07-21

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a description of a state in which fear, grief or anxiety prevents someone from taking action or moving forward.
the condition of life returning to what is considered ordinary or familiar.
to be filled with bitter, cruel or highly critical language.
to remain loyal, determined or unwavering despite challenges.
to be in a state of severe mental/emotional suffering.
showing little or no growth, movement or progress.

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the feeling of becoming disconnected from one's emotions, memories or surroundings, often as a response to trauma.
a repetitive routine or lack of variety that becomes dull or emotionally draining.
the way an author chooses to tell a story, including the perspective, voice and structure.
to be being easily affected or influenced by something.
a literary technique in which the weather or natural environment reflects a character's emotions.
the everyday language or style of speech commonly used by ordinary people in a particular place or community.

12 Clues: showing little or no growth, movement or progress. • to be in a state of severe mental/emotional suffering. • to be being easily affected or influenced by something. • to be filled with bitter, cruel or highly critical language. • to remain loyal, determined or unwavering despite challenges. • ...

Mental Health Crossword #2 2021-06-03

Mental Health Crossword #2 crossword puzzle

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limit _____ and media consumption to reduce panic.
set _________ and limits for yourself and others to manage stress.
letting go of things you cannot ____ is a step of self-care and acceptance.
________ and emotions have a profound effect on one another. The way we think can influence the way we feel.
be _____ to yourself. This is a hard time for everyone.
plan a shared activity to stay socially ______ with friends and family.

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choose a _____________ technique such as mindful meditation, yoga, deep breathing, etc. to manage stress.
eating _________ meals can help manage your mood.
daily _________ and rituals provide stability.
when there is worry about the future, it helps to take it ___ day at a time.
denying or bottling up your ________ tend to increase stress. Talk it out with a loved one or a counsellor.
focus on a new skill or engage in a ______ to improve wellness and stay mentally sharp and focused.

12 Clues: daily _________ and rituals provide stability. • eating _________ meals can help manage your mood. • limit _____ and media consumption to reduce panic. • be _____ to yourself. This is a hard time for everyone. • set _________ and limits for yourself and others to manage stress. • plan a shared activity to stay socially ______ with friends and family. • ...

What in the DBT!!! 2024-01-05

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______ Effectiveness. How to ask for what you want and say "no" while maintaining self-respect and relationships with others
The practice of being fully aware and present inthe this one moment
When some hurts themselves on purpose.
People with this behavior pass away due to self-inflicted injury with the intent to die.
Emotional _______. How to change emotions that you want to change.
What is the "D" in DBT

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_______-_____ stress disorder.A common mental health condition that can develop after a traumatic event.Depression a common mental health condition that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and change in how you think, sleep, eat and act.Anxiety
_________ personality disorder. People with this disorder experience extreme mood swings, unstable relationships and trouble controlling their emotions
What is the "B" in DBT
______ Tolerance. How to tolerate pain in difficult situations, not change it.
A category for nutrition disorders
_______ abuse.a complex condition that involves a problematic pattern of ______ use.

12 Clues: What is the "B" in DBT • What is the "D" in DBT • A category for nutrition disorders • When some hurts themselves on purpose. • Emotional _______. How to change emotions that you want to change. • The practice of being fully aware and present inthe this one moment • ______ Tolerance. How to tolerate pain in difficult situations, not change it. • ...

Module 31, 32, 33 Key Terms 2023-04-04

Module 31, 32, 33 Key Terms crossword puzzle

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a mood disorder when a person goes through a period of manic to depressed phase
delusional thinking, disturbed perception, hallucinations, and inappropriate emotions and behaviors
First step of the Medical Model: What is the cause of the illness?
a mental health disorder that distrupts your ability to regulate your emotions
Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders
irrational fer of an object of situation that disrupts behavior

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detached from social relationships, indifferent to praise/criticism, no interest in relationships, become depressed form lack of interaction
A dissociative disorder where you lose your identity; don't know who you are
when a person shows a lack of conscience for wrongdoing and a lack of respect for the rights of others
A type of amnesia where you forget an event
repeated unwanted thoughts and behavior
Fourth step of the Medical Model: What will happen in the future? What is the forecast?

12 Clues: repeated unwanted thoughts and behavior • A type of amnesia where you forget an event • Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders • irrational fer of an object of situation that disrupts behavior • First step of the Medical Model: What is the cause of the illness? • A dissociative disorder where you lose your identity; don't know who you are • ...

Mental Illness 2023-04-05

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Diagnostic and Statistical manual of mental disorders.
Someone with deep distrust if others, making personal relationships difficult.
Someone who behaves in clingy or submissive ways and displays strong needs of being taken care of.
Unwanted thoughts or actions related to OCD.
Amnesia in which someone completely leaves a location with no memory and practically starts a new life for a period of time.
Someone who is highly sensitive to rejection and tend to feel shame or self loathing.
A disorder characterized by delusional thinking, distorted perception, hallucinations, and inappropriate emotions or behaviors.

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A disorder with lack of conscience, lack of respect for others, and a lack of empathy.
A disorder with hard to regulate emotions, self harm tendencies, and high impulsiveness.
Repeated behaviors related to OCD.
When multiple personalities or identities reside in one person.
Someone detached from social relationships and tends to self isolate (has high depression rates).

12 Clues: Repeated behaviors related to OCD. • Unwanted thoughts or actions related to OCD. • Diagnostic and Statistical manual of mental disorders. • When multiple personalities or identities reside in one person. • Someone with deep distrust if others, making personal relationships difficult. • ...

Mental Illnesses 2023-04-05

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mental health disorder disrupting your ability to regulate your emotions, leads to impulsivity & causes problems functioning in everyday life
anxiety disorder characterized by intense anxiety & subject might experience choking, or shortness of breath
anxiety disorder characterized by unwanted, repetitive thoughts and/or actions
when sense of self becomes separated from previous memories, thoughts, or feelings
marked by a persistent & irrational fear of an object/situation that disrupts behavior
mood disorder where a person experiences at least 2 weeks of depressed moods for no apparent reason
is detached from social relationships
personality disorder where the person shows lack of conscience for wrongdoings & lack of respect for the rights of others

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false perceptions
sensitive about being rejected that personal relationships become difficult
disorder characterized by disorganized & delusional thinking, disturbed perceptions, and inappropriate emotions & behaviors
4 or more weeks of reliving severely upsetting memories in dreams or unwanted memory recalls

12 Clues: false perceptions • is detached from social relationships • sensitive about being rejected that personal relationships become difficult • anxiety disorder characterized by unwanted, repetitive thoughts and/or actions • when sense of self becomes separated from previous memories, thoughts, or feelings • ...

positive psychology 2023-04-10

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A tool used in journaling to incite self-reflection
The practice of expressing thanks for the good things in one's life
The scientific study of happiness, well-being, and human potential
The practice of writing down one's thoughts and feelings
The practice of being present and fully engaged in the moment
The ability to bounce back from adversity
Term used to refer to people, cultures, and products from South Asia

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The ability to understand and manage one's own emotions and the emotions of others
Ethnic group of people conceptualized as people of the countries Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, with Afghanistan also often included.
A positive psychological state characterized by feelings of joy, satisfaction, and contentment
A bright and optimistic outlook on life and the future
The act of reviewing and reflecting on one's journal entries

12 Clues: The ability to bounce back from adversity • A tool used in journaling to incite self-reflection • A bright and optimistic outlook on life and the future • The practice of writing down one's thoughts and feelings • The act of reviewing and reflecting on one's journal entries • The practice of being present and fully engaged in the moment • ...

SPACES IN WORDS REPLACED WITH - 2023-04-04

SPACES IN WORDS REPLACED WITH - crossword puzzle

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uncontrollable repeated behavior
behavior that is troublesome to others
symptom of BPD that means acting without much thought for aftermath
mood disorder where a person experiences at least 2 weeks of depressed moods
phobia which produces fear in social situations
mental health disorder that prevents regulating of emotions which leads to impulsivity

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a mood disorder when a person goes through a period of manic phase to depress phase
personality disorder in which the person shows a lack of conscience for wrongdoings and lack of respect for others
a period that lasts 4 or more weeks of reliving upsetting memories in dreams or memory recalls
irrational and persistent fear of an object or situation that disrupts behavior
separation from previous memories, thoughts, or feelings
disorder characterized by disorganized and delusional thinking, disturbed perception, inappropriate emotions, and behaviors

12 Clues: uncontrollable repeated behavior • behavior that is troublesome to others • phobia which produces fear in social situations • separation from previous memories, thoughts, or feelings • symptom of BPD that means acting without much thought for aftermath • mood disorder where a person experiences at least 2 weeks of depressed moods • ...

Functions of the Brain 2015-02-25

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long term memory
sight
temperature regulation

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emotional reactions
sensory information
balance and coordination
controls emotions
touch and body awareness

8 Clues: sight • long term memory • controls emotions • emotional reactions • sensory information • temperature regulation • balance and coordination • touch and body awareness

Valentine's day 2019-02-14

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Dangers color
Hugs and kisses, in letters
It beats a run in the wild
Some chocolates
Kid's Valentine's Day project, often
Chocolate
Try some Valentine's Day candy
Valentine's Day month
bow Weapon often seen on Valentine's Day

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Flowers of love
The one and only
Strong positive emotions
Like some Valentine's Day candies
One of a romantic dozen
New born child
Cute spelling of a Valentine's Day word

16 Clues: Chocolate • Dangers color • New born child • Flowers of love • Some chocolates • The one and only • Valentine's Day month • One of a romantic dozen • Strong positive emotions • It beats a run in the wild • Hugs and kisses, in letters • Try some Valentine's Day candy • Like some Valentine's Day candies • Kid's Valentine's Day project, often • Cute spelling of a Valentine's Day word • ...

When we collied 2026-05-13

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Another word for died.
Mental and physical condition.
Another word for siblings.
Excitement and enthusiasm.
His name starts with “P”.
California is one.
His name starts with P.
Extreme mood changes.

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The ocean shore.
Strong loving emotions.
Higher education school.
A strong feeling of worry.
The hottest time of the year.
Collections of pictures and memories.
A place where people eat.
A small California beach town.

16 Clues: The ocean shore. • California is one. • Extreme mood changes. • Another word for died. • Strong loving emotions. • His name starts with P. • Higher education school. • A place where people eat. • His name starts with “P”. • A strong feeling of worry. • Another word for siblings. • Excitement and enthusiasm. • The hottest time of the year. • Mental and physical condition. • ...

cross word week 5 spelling 2026-08-19

cross word week 5 spelling crossword puzzle

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a brutal thing to do with no emotions
a circle shape
faithful to a group of people
a closest like thing
something rare
high energy
to mourn the lost of something
the number after 11
imgation in a art way

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to be sure of something
1/4
a place protected from harm
a information page
a place of games
to trick someone
to think something is true

16 Clues: 1/4 • high energy • a circle shape • something rare • a place of games • to trick someone • a information page • the number after 11 • a closest like thing • imgation in a art way • to be sure of something • to think something is true • a place protected from harm • faithful to a group of people • to mourn the lost of something • a brutal thing to do with no emotions

Brain Parts 2023-10-12

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relay senses
cortex wrinkles of the brain
info filler
life functions
emotions

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involuntary movement
issues with memories
voluntary movement

8 Clues: emotions • info filler • relay senses • life functions • voluntary movement • involuntary movement • issues with memories • cortex wrinkles of the brain

Mental Health Wordsearch 2022-03-22

Mental Health Wordsearch crossword puzzle

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a state of mind that causes people to be calm and tranquil.
a disorder that causes people to fixate on small things or obsess over things that many people think are small or meaningless.
someone who can help you by talking to you about emotions, mental disorders, and mental health.
types of this disorder include social, separation, and panic, and this disorder often causes people to feel nervous or afraid to do things.
short for post traumatic stress disorder.
an emotion that causes people to be very mad at other people or things.
a disorder that causes people to
a condition that causes people to have mood swings that can be severe.
things such as happiness, sadness, anger, and more.
short for attention deficit hyper disorder.
short for attention deficit disorder.

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a syndrome that often makes people have uncontrollable tics.
an optimistic state of mind that makes you expect positive outcomes.
there are many of these, and they often cause people to deeply care about their weight, what they eat, and how people view them.
a mental disorder that makes you feel very sad, alone, isolated, and hopeless.
an organization that brings awareness to mental health conditions, mainly depression.
reality abnormally.
a mental health condition that makes a person have multiple personalities.

18 Clues: reality abnormally. • a disorder that causes people to • short for attention deficit disorder. • short for post traumatic stress disorder. • short for attention deficit hyper disorder. • things such as happiness, sadness, anger, and more. • a state of mind that causes people to be calm and tranquil. • a syndrome that often makes people have uncontrollable tics. • ...

Emotions 2023-04-15

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frown
smiling

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eat a snack
crying

4 Clues: frown • crying • smiling • eat a snack

Emotions 2026-07-16

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When you lose the grand final
When you see your friend fail

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When school is about to finish
When you get bullied

4 Clues: When you get bullied • When you lose the grand final • When you see your friend fail • When school is about to finish

chapter 22,23 2022-11-22

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Give someone or oneself a different appearance in order to conceal one’s identity.
with hesitancy
something inanimate makes a high- pitched screeching sound.
Admire, revere, or love greatly or excessively.
reaction of being terrified, afraid.
An assembling or coming together of a number of persons usually for a particular purpose.
shed tears
The act of inspecting or viewing especially, carefully or critically.
In a way which requires immediate action or attention.
inflicted with a wound, injured.

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Walk or move unsteadily as if about to fall.
To move something, especially a liquid with great force.
A profane or offensive expression used to express anger or other strong emotions or feelings.
A person who looks after the passengers on a ship, aircrafts, or train brings them meals.
To take or try to take hold of something tightly. Usually in fear, worry or pain.
overtake a competitor in a race to become one or more laps ahead.
when people or animals shiver, they shake slightly because they feel cold, ill, or frightened.
soaked is extremely wet or saturated.
the part of the mind which is inaccessible to the conscious mind but which affects behavior and emotions.
so shocked that person one is temporarily unable to react, astonished.
To breathe quickly and loudly through your mouth, usually because you have been doing something very energetic.

21 Clues: shed tears • with hesitancy • inflicted with a wound, injured. • soaked is extremely wet or saturated. • reaction of being terrified, afraid. • Walk or move unsteadily as if about to fall. • Admire, revere, or love greatly or excessively. • In a way which requires immediate action or attention. • To move something, especially a liquid with great force. • ...

Poetry Terms 2014-11-21

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a happy tone
a tone that makes fun of the subject
an imaginative tone
when a poetic line ends with punctuation
a hopeful, cheerful tone
a group of lines in a poem similar to a paragraph
when a word's sound imitates or suggests its meaning
a tone of darkness, sadness, or rejection
a tone that treats a subject with honor or respect
created when repeating similar vowel sounds
a tone that sounds sincere or honest
when a poetic line does not end with punctuation

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an odd, strange, goofy tone
a serious tone
a tone that illustrates innermost thoughts and emotions
all the meanings, associations or emotions that have become attached to a word in addition to the actual meaning
a tone that intends to teach the reader
dictionary definition of a word
a condescending tone that treats readers as inferiors
a tone that blames one for wrongdoing
the writer’s attitude toward their subject
when an author uses words to create pictures in the mind of the reader
created when repeating hard consonant sounds
a straightforward tone without emotion or personal judgment
a tone of anger as a result of pain or grief
a tone that questions the basic sincerity and goodness of people
when two words correspond in sound
the structure and appearance of a piece of writing

28 Clues: a happy tone • a serious tone • an imaginative tone • a hopeful, cheerful tone • an odd, strange, goofy tone • dictionary definition of a word • when two words correspond in sound • a tone that makes fun of the subject • a tone that sounds sincere or honest • a tone that blames one for wrongdoing • a tone that intends to teach the reader • when a poetic line ends with punctuation • ...

Poetry Puzzle 2016-05-25

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The beat in a poem;the musical quality in language produced by repetition or emphasis.
she big as a bear.
society is a joint-stock company.
is a poem of mourning, usually about someone who has died.
"The Raven" is a well-known type of what poem?
is a regular rhythmic pattern in poetry as determined by the number of beats, or stresses, in each line.
luck, truck, buck, duck.
its raining cats and dogs outside
my money walked away when my friends came around.

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last test we passed so we should pass.
the cat, hat was, bigger then a bat.
stressed and unstressed syllables are divided into rhythmical units called?
poetry that does not use regular rhyme,meter,or stanza division.
a major genre of literature,is characterized by imaginative language that is carefully chosen and arranged to communicate experieces,thoughs,and emotions
a group of lines in a poem.
a writing or speech meant to be understood imaginatively instead of literally.
speech by a single character and dialogue conversation involving two or more charaters.
fifty,fans,flew,five,feet,high.
a central message in a literary work is the what?
what is a lyric poem on a serious theme, usually with varying line lengths and complex stanzas.
is a highly musical type of poetry that expresses the emotions of a speaker.

21 Clues: she big as a bear. • luck, truck, buck, duck. • a group of lines in a poem. • fifty,fans,flew,five,feet,high. • society is a joint-stock company. • its raining cats and dogs outside • the cat, hat was, bigger then a bat. • last test we passed so we should pass. • "The Raven" is a well-known type of what poem? • a central message in a literary work is the what? • ...

Frankie's Argumentation Challenge 2022-03-10

Frankie's Argumentation Challenge crossword puzzle

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His words were sluggish, slow, depressed.
LIfe is like a rollercoaster, full of highs and lows.
the use of patterns to mix up emotions
They like hiking, swimming, and biking.
In the evening sky the stars glowed.
the ability to be sensitive to and experience another's emotions
Go big or go home.
the repetition of words or phrases at the end of successive clauses or phrases
I need to go to school, but I need to go to the dentist, but I’ve missed too many days, but I need to get my fillings.
the repetition of a phrase or word at the beginning of successive clauses or phrases
the ability to show one’s knowledge on a certain subject
The sweet songbirds softly sang their song.

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word choice which is used to paint a picture in the reader's mind
the repetition of the last word of one phrase and the beginning of the next
To help, or at least do no harm.
the repetition of a word in immediate succession
a type of word choice which expresses a certain tone through word connotations that inspire belief
There was an alarming amount of blood bleeding out from the man.
reversing the order of the words in a clause
She was scared yet intrigued; she was nervous yet thrilled; she was hesitant yet prepared.

20 Clues: Go big or go home. • To help, or at least do no harm. • In the evening sky the stars glowed. • the use of patterns to mix up emotions • They like hiking, swimming, and biking. • His words were sluggish, slow, depressed. • The sweet songbirds softly sang their song. • reversing the order of the words in a clause • the repetition of a word in immediate succession • ...

Frankie's Argumentation Challenge 2022-03-10

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Go big or go home.
To help, or at least do no harm.
She was scared yet intrigued; she was nervous yet thrilled; she was hesitant yet prepared.
the repetition of a phrase or word at the beginning of successive clauses or phrases
reversing the order of the words in a clause
There was an alarming amount of blood bleeding out from the man.
a type of word choice which expresses a certain tone through word connotations that inspire belief
LIfe is like a rollercoaster, full of highs and lows.
the ability to show one’s knowledge on a certain subject
the repetition of words or phrases at the end of successive clauses or phrases
the use of patterns to mix up emotions

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the ability to be sensitive to and experience another's emotions
word choice which is used to paint a picture in the reader's mind
His words were sluggish, slow, depressed.
In the evening sky the stars glowed.
I need to go to school, but I need to go to the dentist, but I’ve missed too many days, but I need to get my fillings.
They like hiking, swimming, and biking.
the repetition of the last word of one phrase and the beginning of the next
the repetition of a word in immediate succession
The sweet songbirds softly sang their song.

Frankie's Argumentation Challenge 2022-03-10

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His words were sluggish, slow, depressed.
LIfe is like a rollercoaster, full of highs and lows.
the use of patterns to mix up emotions
They like hiking, swimming, and biking.
In the evening sky the stars glowed.
the ability to be sensitive to and experience another's emotions
Go big or go home.
the repetition of words or phrases at the end of successive clauses or phrases
I need to go to school, but I need to go to the dentist, but I’ve missed too many days, but I need to get my fillings.
the repetition of a phrase or word at the beginning of successive clauses or phrases
the ability to show one’s knowledge on a certain subject
The sweet songbirds softly sang their song.

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word choice which is used to paint a picture in the reader's mind
the repetition of the last word of one phrase and the beginning of the next
To help, or at least do no harm.
the repetition of a word in immediate succession
a type of word choice which expresses a certain tone through word connotations that inspire belief
There was an alarming amount of blood bleeding out from the man.
reversing the order of the words in a clause
She was scared yet intrigued; she was nervous yet thrilled; she was hesitant yet prepared.

Frankie's Argumentation Challenge 2022-03-10

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the repetition of a phrase or word at the beginning of successive clauses or phrases
They like hiking, swimming, and biking.
His words were sluggish, slow, depressed.
LIfe is like a rollercoaster, full of highs and lows.
the use of patterns to mix up emotions
She was scared yet intrigued; she was nervous yet thrilled; she was hesitant yet prepared.
Go big or go home.
the repetition of a word in immediate succession
the ability to be sensitive to and experience another's emotions
word choice which is used to paint a picture in the reader's mind
There was an alarming amount of blood bleeding out from the man.

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reversing the order of the words in a clause
a type of word choice which expresses a certain tone through word connotations that inspire belief
I need to go to school, but I need to go to the dentist, but I’ve missed too many days, but I need to get my fillings.
To help, or at least do no harm.
The sweet songbirds softly sang their song.
the ability to show one’s knowledge on a certain subject
the repetition of the last word of one phrase and the beginning of the next
the repetition of words or phrases at the end of successive clauses or phrases
In the evening sky the stars glowed.

Language Thought Communication 2024-03-27

Language Thought Communication crossword puzzle

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the opposite view to piaget (language then thought)
what is a weakness of piaget's theory
a weakness of eye contact studies is that they are _____
a good example of reproductive communication
how many seconds the dance lasts
a reason for animal communication
survival of the fittest and natural selection guy
emoticon study
a weakness of personal space studies
the type of communication without words
the thing that von frisch did not consider in his study of bee communication
the type of dance bee's do when the food is further away
who's theory is 'language depends on thought'
important for understanding conversation flow

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0-2 year old phase of piaget's stages of development
she only studied two emotions when there is more
focus on the eyes for emotion
something words for vary between cultures that supports sapir-whorf's beliefs think blue and green
the posture that is uninviting
focus on the mouth for emotion
different ____ have different expectations of nonverbal communication, indicates that it is nature
a habit that has a purpose is _______
the ability to talk and communicate about things that have not happened or do not physically exist
things that english people can recognise easier than spanish people due to their language
a factor affecting personal space

25 Clues: emoticon study • focus on the eyes for emotion • the posture that is uninviting • focus on the mouth for emotion • how many seconds the dance lasts • a reason for animal communication • a factor affecting personal space • a weakness of personal space studies • what is a weakness of piaget's theory • a habit that has a purpose is _______ • the type of communication without words • ...

Brain Parts and Neuron parts 2026-02-05

Brain Parts and Neuron parts crossword puzzle

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regulates hormone activity, master gland (Brain)
the center of decision making, ceo of cell, takes information in and makes decisions(neuron)
Voluntary movements and balance (Brain)
insulation (neuron)
Controls the whole neuron (neuron)
primary regulator of arousal and consciousness (Brain)
Creates electrical signalsaway from the cell body toward other cells (neuron)
understanding (Brain)
responsible for your memory and learning (Brain)
get incoming information, gives feedback to the cell body (neuron)
sits on kidneys, adrenaline (Brain)
regulates metabolic and calcium rate (Brain)
relays sensory information to your cerebral cortex from the rest of your body (Brain)
Interprets your five senses (Brain)
regulates many automatic body functions (Brain)

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helps you retrieve memories and understand language and emotions(Brain)
Protects the cell (neuron)
speaking (Brain)
movement and sleep(Brain)
formation Arousal(Brain)
It controls voluntary movements, social understanding, thinking and learning, and more (Brain)
convert electrical signals into chemical signals (neuron)
eating, drinking, body temperature, emotions, pleasure, endocrine system (Brain)
receives and interprets signals from other parts of your brain so you can understand your environment and the state of your body(Brain)
heartbeat and breathing(Brain)
allows you to process and interpret visual information from your eyes(Brain)

26 Clues: speaking (Brain) • insulation (neuron) • understanding (Brain) • formation Arousal(Brain) • movement and sleep(Brain) • Protects the cell (neuron) • heartbeat and breathing(Brain) • Controls the whole neuron (neuron) • sits on kidneys, adrenaline (Brain) • Interprets your five senses (Brain) • Voluntary movements and balance (Brain) • regulates metabolic and calcium rate (Brain) • ...

Softskills 2025-11-13

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The act of leading a group of people or an organization
The ability to understand and manage your own behavior
The capacity to work and interact well with others
The ability to listen actively and attentively
Working together with others to achieve a common goal
The ability to convey information effectively
Being reliable and following through on commitments
Managing your time effectively to accomplish tasks
Showing a positive and can-do attitude
The ability to plan, execute, and complete tasks efficiently
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another
Showing consideration for the needs and feelings of others
The ability to find quick and clever ways to overcome difficulties
Ability to make decisions quickly and effectively

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The practice of maintaining high standards and attention to detail
Ability to manage your own emotions and understand others' emotions
Ability to stay focused and motivated toward goals
Expressing thoughts and ideas clearly and concisely
The skill of motivating and inspiring others
The process of working through differences to reach an agreement
The capacity to adjust to new conditions
The ability to think creatively and propose new ideas
Being open to new ideas and experiences
The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties
Creating and maintaining positive relationships with others

25 Clues: Showing a positive and can-do attitude • Being open to new ideas and experiences • The capacity to adjust to new conditions • The skill of motivating and inspiring others • The ability to convey information effectively • The ability to listen actively and attentively • The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties • Ability to make decisions quickly and effectively • ...

DBT Distress Tolerance 2026-07-21

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Evaluating consequences before acting on urges.
Fully acknowledging reality as it is.
An acronym for distraction skills using activities, contributing, comparisons, emotions, pushing away, thoughts, and sensations.
The "I" in TIP; brief vigorous movement.
Giving yourself compassionate self-talk.
Helping someone else to reduce your own suffering
Acronym for changing body chemistry quickly
Temporarily setting a painful problem aside.
Creating a different feeling by watching a funny movie or listening to uplifting music
The "I" in IMPROVE; mentally picturing a peaceful place.
A distress tolerance acronym focused on making the moment easier.
Slowing the breath to calm the nervous system.
Using intense but safe physical experiences like holding ice.
Looking at your situation in perspective without minimizing your pain.

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Tensing and relaxing muscles while breathing.
The first "A" in ACCEPTS; staying busy to shift attention.
Doing what works instead of fighting reality.
Choosing acceptance again each time the mind resists
Comforting yourself through your five senses
Taking a brief mental or physical break.
Focusing on only one task in the present moment.
Distracting your mind with puzzles, counting, or mental exercises
Deep breathing or progressive muscle relaxation.
Connecting with something larger than yourself (or your values).
Cooling the body to activate the dive reflex.
Finding purpose in a difficult experience.

26 Clues: Fully acknowledging reality as it is. • Taking a brief mental or physical break. • The "I" in TIP; brief vigorous movement. • Giving yourself compassionate self-talk. • Finding purpose in a difficult experience. • Acronym for changing body chemistry quickly • Comforting yourself through your five senses • Temporarily setting a painful problem aside. • ...

Who is God? Lesson 3 2022-10-09

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Jesus told Thomas, "___________ are those who believe without seeing me." (John 20:29)
a person who does not believe in any God or gods
Those who believe in Christ have been ___________ and loved by God. (Ephesians 1:4)
God always knows right from _____________.
a confident belief in God, His love for us and His authority in our lives
what plants do when God blows on them (Is. 40:24)
In Isaiah 55:8 God says, "For my __________ are not your _________, neither are your ways my ways."
Aslan, a character in an allegory by C.S. Lewis
a living being who has mind, emotions, a will, a conscience and a spirit
God is a person with these - such as anger, happiness, joy and sadness.

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God spreads out the heavens like a _____ to live in (Is. 40:22)
God's Holy ________ comes to live inside those who trust Jesus as their Lord and Savior.
"polytheism" is the belief in _____ gods.
God sits above the "circle of the ______." (Is. 40:22)
Isaiah 40:22 refers to people on the earth as these insects
a characteristic or quality belonging to a specific person
a false god that people make and worship
He brings them to nothing, or naught (Is. 40:23)

18 Clues: a false god that people make and worship • "polytheism" is the belief in _____ gods. • God always knows right from _____________. • Aslan, a character in an allegory by C.S. Lewis • a person who does not believe in any God or gods • He brings them to nothing, or naught (Is. 40:23) • what plants do when God blows on them (Is. 40:24) • ...

Vocabulary 2022-03-07

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the four stages of sexual responding, described by OB/GYNs William Masters and Virginia Johnson
theory that emotions occur as a result of physiological reactions to events
a subfield that provides psychology’s contribution to behavioral medicine
influences our motivation; a positive or negative environmental stimulus that motivates behavior
a need or desire that energizes and directs behavior
form of sugar that circulates in blood and provides major source of energy
deliberate social exclusion of individuals or groups
your perception of being happy or satisfied with life

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we must satisfy physiological needs before higher-level psychological needs
tendency of behavior to influence our own and others’ thoughts, feelings, and actions
the scientific study of human flourishing, with the goals of discovering and promoting strengths and virtues that help individuals and communities thrive
the idea that releasing aggressive energy through action or fantasy relieves aggressive urges
the weight at which our body tends to hover around
theory that we feel emotions and experience physiological reactions simultaneously
a response involving physiological arousal, expressive behaviors, and conscious experience
excessive self-love and self-absorption
process by which we perceive and respond to certain events that we appraise as threatening or challenging
passion and perseverance in the pursuit of long-term goals

18 Clues: excessive self-love and self-absorption • the weight at which our body tends to hover around • a need or desire that energizes and directs behavior • deliberate social exclusion of individuals or groups • your perception of being happy or satisfied with life • passion and perseverance in the pursuit of long-term goals • ...

Persuasion 2021-05-03

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Using credibility to convince an audience.
Making your audience feel and use their emotions is appealing to the _________.
Used to get the audience interested in what you are talking about.
The burger was the tastiest meal ever created! Is an example of which persuasive technique?
Greek philosopher who wrote about persuasion.
Facts or information that support something.
Using logic and reason to convince an audience.
An issue that impacts many people in society is a ________ issue.
We must stop fooling around, stop discussing options, stop wasting time and act! This is an example of?

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Homework will lead to the complete destruction of society! This is an example of ______.
Using emotions and feelings to get your point across.
The aim of persuasive writing is to ____________ an audience.
The repetition of the same consonant sounds in succession.
A statement or theory that is put forward as a premise to be maintained or proved.
Using logic, reason and building creditability is appealing to the __________ over the heart.
Inclination or prejudice.
A question that does not require an answer and is asked for effect only is a _____________ question.
This kind of language is used to build an emotional connection with the audience.

18 Clues: Inclination or prejudice. • Using credibility to convince an audience. • Facts or information that support something. • Greek philosopher who wrote about persuasion. • Using logic and reason to convince an audience. • Using emotions and feelings to get your point across. • The repetition of the same consonant sounds in succession. • ...

The Human Brain 2023-04-20

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This is the largest and most developed part of the brain
The nervous system controls emotions, movements, thinking, and ________
This is the cerebral lobe that deals with vision
This is the front/ top part of the brain
The part of the forebrain that is the relay station for all sensory information except smell
This is the middle part of the brain that integrates sensory information
This is the cerebral lobe that deals with hearing, memory, emotion, and speaking
This part of the forebrain is involved in memory and emotions

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This part of the hindbrain controls posture, balance, voluntary movement
This part of the hindbrain controls breathing, heart rate, and reflexes
This is the back part of the brain located at the base of the skull
The brain is part of this body system
This is the cerebral lobe that handles info from the sense
This is the cerebral lobe that deals with organization, planning, and creative thinking
The brain and spinal cord make up this part of the nervous system
The nerves make up this part of the nervous system
This part of the forebrain is important for forming memories
This part of a neuron contains the nucleus and produces energy

18 Clues: The brain is part of this body system • This is the front/ top part of the brain • This is the cerebral lobe that deals with vision • The nerves make up this part of the nervous system • This is the largest and most developed part of the brain • This is the cerebral lobe that handles info from the sense • This part of the forebrain is important for forming memories • ...

The Family Tree 2026-05-29

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To refrigerate something promptly
Things that are necessary for survival and for your growth and development
A trait we inherit from our parents
A family type that consists of only one parent and one or more children
Children learn to do things with minds of their own and to act independently.
A type of development where the ability to understand your own emotions and the emotions of others is a lifelong process
A parenting style that is defined by strict rules and little warmth

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An example of this is joining a sports or youth activity because all your friends are
The stage of life that begins around puberty.
A type of development where teens will begin to think more abstractly
The process of giving and receiving information.
What we learn from our surroundings
the craft or process of joining pieces of material together using a needle and thread
A partnership built on mutual trust, respect, and open communication.
a set of instructions that details how to make food
Any group of two or more people who have created strong bonds over time
An Indigenous teaching that the parts of any whole cannot be fully understood in isolation.
This is something you want to achieve by a certain time in your life

18 Clues: To refrigerate something promptly • What we learn from our surroundings • A trait we inherit from our parents • The stage of life that begins around puberty. • The process of giving and receiving information. • a set of instructions that details how to make food • A parenting style that is defined by strict rules and little warmth • ...

Vocabulary 2026-03-03

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emotions
way of thinking
related to sight
ability to see
a meeting of people with a shared interest
too worn to wear
a serving of food
told a story

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easy to see
way of looking at something
agree with others
gather in a group
look art something to make it better
someone who eats with greed
creations from mixed items
recording of moving pictures

16 Clues: emotions • easy to see • told a story • ability to see • way of thinking • related to sight • too worn to wear • agree with others • gather in a group • a serving of food • creations from mixed items • way of looking at something • someone who eats with greed • recording of moving pictures • look art something to make it better • a meeting of people with a shared interest

When we collied 2026-05-13

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Another word for died.
Mental and physical condition.
Another word for siblings.
Excitement and enthusiasm.
His name starts with “P”.
California is one.
His name starts with P.
Extreme mood changes.

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The ocean shore.
Strong loving emotions.
Higher education school.
A strong feeling of worry.
The hottest time of the year.
Collections of pictures and memories.
A place where people eat.
A small California beach town.

ETHAN Crossword 2020-03-17

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Very energetic
nice to people
being honest
Uses good manners
Expressing strong emotions

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using time and energy
easy to agree with
not scared of anything
Thinks of crazy ideas
Makes people laugh

10 Clues: being honest • Very energetic • nice to people • Uses good manners • easy to agree with • Makes people laugh • using time and energy • Thinks of crazy ideas • not scared of anything • Expressing strong emotions

Greek roots week 1 2025-02-27

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change attention
unlike something else
skilled at using both hands
mixed emotions

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scatter in different directions
tell the difference between 2 things
focus on something different
make disappear
live on land and water
multiple meaning

10 Clues: make disappear • mixed emotions • change attention • multiple meaning • unlike something else • live on land and water • skilled at using both hands • focus on something different • scatter in different directions • tell the difference between 2 things

Unit 2 Vocab Crossword Puzzle 2023-10-11

Unit 2 Vocab Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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gusts of wind
new version
promised
homemade guns
highest quality

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annoying people
statement that summarizes the key details of a text
main idea of the text
emotions in the text
child who breaks the law

10 Clues: promised • new version • gusts of wind • homemade guns • annoying people • highest quality • emotions in the text • main idea of the text • child who breaks the law • statement that summarizes the key details of a text

Starting university 2022-10-04

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missing family and home
emotions
job or occupation
most important things

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last date of doing H.W or research
university land and building
problem
place to study higher education
manage and deal with new things
teacher

10 Clues: problem • teacher • emotions • job or occupation • most important things • missing family and home • university land and building • place to study higher education • manage and deal with new things • last date of doing H.W or research

unit 13 vocab 2026-02-05

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to attack with words
noticeably bad or offensive
to infuriate
intended to attract attention
serving as an example
provoking heat or anger

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a brightness
well-known and distinguished
arousing anger or strong emotions
brilliantly illuminated

10 Clues: a brightness • to infuriate • to attack with words • serving as an example • brilliantly illuminated • provoking heat or anger • noticeably bad or offensive • well-known and distinguished • intended to attract attention • arousing anger or strong emotions

2 2026-01-30

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— Movie about emotions
— Clownfish father in Finding Nemo
— Movie with talking toys
— Talking snowman
— Princess with glass slipper

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— Movie with minions
— Green giant hero
— Web-slinging hero
— Panda who does kung fu
— Mouse movie studio

10 Clues: — Talking snowman • — Green giant hero • — Web-slinging hero • — Movie with minions • — Mouse movie studio • — Movie about emotions • — Panda who does kung fu • — Movie with talking toys • — Princess with glass slipper • — Clownfish father in Finding Nemo

EAT, PRAY, LOVE 2026-05-28

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long trip / personal experience
ending a marriage
independence
connected to feelings/religion
harmony in life

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stressed by many emotions
do something brave
feeling alone
emotional connection
feel comfortable in a group

10 Clues: independence • feeling alone • harmony in life • ending a marriage • do something brave • emotional connection • stressed by many emotions • feel comfortable in a group • connected to feelings/religion • long trip / personal experience

HZ2Puzzle_1 2022-10-18

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not public
fourth planet from the sun
not wide
what is the sun?
unhappy color

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not salt water
you find this on beaches
your feelings
a large piece of rock flying through space
a trip

10 Clues: a trip • not wide • not public • your feelings • unhappy color • not salt water • what is the sun? • you find this on beaches • fourth planet from the sun • a large piece of rock flying through space

CHAPITRE 11 - PARTIE 1 2025-02-28

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Soleil symbole fin période sombre.
Fardeau pesant trop longtemps.
Peur grande révélation.
Emotions mêlées ressenties.
Regard reflétant combat intérieur.

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Transformation progressive.
Conscience divine partagée.
Douleur longtemps supportée.
Courage nécessaire pour vérité.
Tension ressentie dans air.

10 Clues: Peur grande révélation. • Transformation progressive. • Conscience divine partagée. • Tension ressentie dans air. • Emotions mêlées ressenties. • Douleur longtemps supportée. • Fardeau pesant trop longtemps. • Courage nécessaire pour vérité. • Soleil symbole fin période sombre. • Regard reflétant combat intérieur.

Girls 21.11 2025-11-20

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stay calm
client
express your opinion
while
not morally right

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lose control over your emotions
child
strongly and tightly
reasonable, wise

9 Clues: child • while • client • stay calm • reasonable, wise • not morally right • strongly and tightly • express your opinion • lose control over your emotions

Identitiy 2014-02-24

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what you do
you live with them.
small or tall?
do it all the time
a boy or a girl

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how you talk like
where your from
opposites
how you feel
how old you are

10 Clues: opposites • what you do • how you feel • small or tall? • where your from • how old you are • a boy or a girl • how you talk like • do it all the time • you live with them.

Self-Development 2021-10-28

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foundation, support
acknowledgement, appreciation
a component part of something
manage your own emotions

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realization, recognition
hope to achieve something
no interest
shape the future action to formulate new knowledge
showing future success is likely
restrain

10 Clues: restrain • no interest • foundation, support • realization, recognition • manage your own emotions • hope to achieve something • acknowledgement, appreciation • a component part of something • showing future success is likely • shape the future action to formulate new knowledge

Theatre Terms 2021-04-30

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how we sit or stand
story
person who learns a part to be a sub
tryout for a production
strong feelings
personality an actor portrays

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one who writes plays
reducing material
problem
a short situation

10 Clues: story • problem • strong feelings • reducing material • a short situation • how we sit or stand • one who writes plays • tryout for a production • personality an actor portrays • person who learns a part to be a sub

Spelling 2023-11-21

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something a pirate can find
to make a guess.
to eat something
opposite of fast

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if you need help
a scary animal
when its go time
emotions
to throw away
when something is not nice

10 Clues: emotions • to throw away • a scary animal • if you need help • when its go time • to make a guess. • to eat something • opposite of fast • when something is not nice • something a pirate can find

EFAN Crossword 2020-03-17

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Very energetic
nice to people
being honest
Uses good manners
Expressing strong emotions

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using time and energy
easy to agree with
not scared of anything
Thinks of crazy ideas
Makes people laugh

Frankie's Argumentation Challenge 2022-03-10

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His words were sluggish, slow, depressed.
LIfe is like a rollercoaster, full of highs and lows.
the use of patterns to mix up emotions
They like hiking, swimming, and biking.
In the evening sky the stars glowed.
the ability to be sensitive to and experience another's emotions
Go big or go home.
the repetition of words or phrases at the end of successive clauses or phrases
I need to go to school, but I need to go to the dentist, but I’ve missed too many days, but I need to get my fillings.
the repetition of a phrase or word at the beginning of successive clauses or phrases
the ability to show one’s knowledge on a certain subject
The sweet songbirds softly sang their song.

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word choice which is used to paint a picture in the reader's mind
the repetition of the last word of one phrase and the beginning of the next
To help, or at least do no harm.
the repetition of a word in immediate succession
a type of word choice which expresses a certain tone through word connotations that inspire belief
There was an alarming amount of blood bleeding out from the man.
reversing the order of the words in a clause
She was scared yet intrigued; she was nervous yet thrilled; she was hesitant yet prepared.

Frankie's Argumentation Challenge 2022-03-10

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the repetition of a phrase or word at the beginning of successive clauses or phrases
They like hiking, swimming, and biking.
His words were sluggish, slow, depressed.
LIfe is like a rollercoaster, full of highs and lows.
the use of patterns to mix up emotions
She was scared yet intrigued; she was nervous yet thrilled; she was hesitant yet prepared.
Go big or go home.
the repetition of a word in immediate succession
the ability to be sensitive to and experience another's emotions
word choice which is used to paint a picture in the reader's mind
There was an alarming amount of blood bleeding out from the man.

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reversing the order of the words in a clause
a type of word choice which expresses a certain tone through word connotations that inspire belief
I need to go to school, but I need to go to the dentist, but I’ve missed too many days, but I need to get my fillings.
To help, or at least do no harm.
The sweet songbirds softly sang their song.
the ability to show one’s knowledge on a certain subject
the repetition of the last word of one phrase and the beginning of the next
the repetition of words or phrases at the end of successive clauses or phrases
In the evening sky the stars glowed.

Key Terms of Schizophrenia 2016-11-10

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Persistent repetition of the same idea in response to different questions
Irrational suspicion
Minor symptoms that remain after an episode of schizophrenia
Imitating the movements of others
Observable outward bodily expression of emotions
False perception of reality
Symptoms that are complex and difficult to treat; present during all phases of illness.
Lack of motivation
phase Includes acute (incl. positive sx), recovery/maintenance (decline in sx, sx less severe), and stable phase (sx in remission)
Simultaneously holding two different attitudes, emotions, thoughts, or feelings about a person, object, or situation
Loss of pleasure in things previously enjoyed

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Includes sx & behaviors of illness onset: mood, cognitive, obsessive behavior, social w/drawal, sleep disturb (lasts 2-5 yrs)
A loss of connection with reality and logic
The perception that the surrounding world is not real or is distorted
Psychotic symptoms that are dramatic in nature and include unusual sensations/perceptions and confused or obsessive thoughts
False beliefs
Involves features that contribute to the later development of illness; include mild deficits in social,motor, & cognitive fxn
Repeating the words of others
An abrupt interruption in the flow of thoughts or ideas that results from a disturbance in the speed of associations
Disturbances in thought that result from the intrusion of a private fantasy world that is internally stimulated
Indifference

21 Clues: Indifference • False beliefs • Lack of motivation • Irrational suspicion • False perception of reality • Repeating the words of others • Imitating the movements of others • A loss of connection with reality and logic • Loss of pleasure in things previously enjoyed • Observable outward bodily expression of emotions • Minor symptoms that remain after an episode of schizophrenia • ...

Motivation and Emotion 2014-11-05

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psychological requirements for interaction and contact with others
theory that says physiological changes CAUSE emotions
an internal state that activates behavior and directs it toward a goal
bodily requirements necessary for survival
feeling of discomfort caused when our actions and beliefs don't match
theory that says we perform best with a small amount of arousal; too much inhibits performance
level of body fat that our bodies strive to maintain
theory that says that physiological changes and a cognitive label happen at the same time; emotion comes later
theorist who believed we have to satisfy our biological needs before our emotional ones
number of expressible facial emotions

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theory that says we are motivated to reduce discomfort caused by biological needs
theories of emotion that say that emotion derives from physical changes in the body
theory that says physiological changes and emotion happen at the same time
Maslow's triangle that shows which needs must be satisfied first
number of components of emotion
motivation that comes from our inner desires; personally pleasing
motivation that comes from outer rewards and reinforcements
theorist who studied universal facial expressions
theorist who studied baby monkeys' need for contact comfort
theories of emotion that say that emotion is the result of bodily changes and mental processes working together
a set of complex reactions involving physiological arousal, subjective feelings, and observable behavior

21 Clues: number of components of emotion • number of expressible facial emotions • bodily requirements necessary for survival • theorist who studied universal facial expressions • level of body fat that our bodies strive to maintain • theory that says physiological changes CAUSE emotions • motivation that comes from outer rewards and reinforcements • ...

The 2023 Learning & Development Crossword 2023-11-28

The 2023 Learning & Development Crossword crossword puzzle

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How you prioritize personal and professional activities in your life.
A human-centered approach to problem solving.
measures your ability to identify, understand, and manage your emotions and the emotions of others.
Communication that is delivered by way of visual aids.
type of malware attack used by thieves to kidnap your data or files and hold them hostage until you pay them a ransom.
The established set of attitudes held by someone.
Acting in a way that makes others view you as trustworthy, respectful, accountable competent, and effective.
Communication that takes the form of anything you write or type.
A more senior, successful, or skilled professional who regularly provides guidance and gives you advice based on their own experience and expertise.
measures someone's ability to adapt.

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Exploratory, spontaneous, and unrestricted.
Brings your attention to the here and now.
Computer systems that can learn and adapt without direct human intervention.
Initiation, planning, execution, and closure.
the art of protecting networks, devices, and data from unauthorized access
efficiently accomplishing tasks that bring you closer to your goals
Communication that uses spoken word or language.
Capability of a machine to imitate intelligent human behavior through automation of various types of tasks.
Method of trying to gather personal information using deceptive e-mails and websites.
Communication that includes facial expressions, posture, eye contact, etc.

20 Clues: measures someone's ability to adapt. • Brings your attention to the here and now. • Exploratory, spontaneous, and unrestricted. • A human-centered approach to problem solving. • Initiation, planning, execution, and closure. • Communication that uses spoken word or language. • The established set of attitudes held by someone. • ...

FRONT OFFICE RECAP 2024-08-13

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USED TO CHECK GUEST BALANCE
THE COLLABORATIVE EFFORT OF A GROUP TO ACHEIVE A COMMON GOAL
BEING OPEN TO COMPROMISE AND ALTERNATE SOLUTIONS
LACK OF CLARITY, DISTRACTIONS, CULTURAL DIFFERENCES
WAITING AREA FOR IL PALAZZO
WHAT TYPE OF RESTAURANT IS ROBERTS FLAME
WHERE DID PRINCESS BEGIN ACTIVITY IN 2000?
SPECIAL AMENITY IN THE PLEASURE SUITE
TWO UNIQUE DINING EXPERIENCES
USED TO SEE HOW RESERVATION WAS BOOKED
ANY DISAGREEMENT THAT DISRUPTS THE HARMONY OF OPERATIONS
USED TO ENTER GUEST PROFILE INFORMATION
USED TO ASSIGN SUITE
USED TO EDIT RESERVATION
PAYING ATTENTION AND REFLECTING ON WHAT WAS SAID
CUISINE SERVED AT EL DELIRIO

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TREATING OTHERS WITH DIGNITY AND ACKNOWLEDGING THEIR PERSPECTIVES
LOYALTY PROGRAM
WORKING TOGETHER TO FIND A MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL SOLUTION
WATER SLIDES FOR CHILDREN
USED TO VIEW INVOICES
I SERVE SEAFOOD
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
AT THE AGE OF 19 JOSE CABRERA BKANCH MOVED WHERE?
BEING ABLE TO UNDERSTAND AND THE EMOTIONS OF OTHERS
UNDERSTANDING OTHERS' EMOTIONS AND VIEWPOINTS
HOOKAH SENSATION AND DANCE CLASS
JOSE CABRERA BLANCH WAS BORN IN WHAT VILLAGE?
THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS, THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS.
CALL GUEST ON ARRIVAL, VIP
PERCEIVE AND UNDERSTAND THE THINGS THAT MAKE YOU WHO YOU ARE AS AN INDIVIDUAL
WAITING AREA FOR ASIAN RESTAURANT
SHOWS WHO WILL BE PAYING FOR SUITE NIGHTS
USED TO CREATE DAY PASSES

34 Clues: LOYALTY PROGRAM • I SERVE SEAFOOD • USED TO ASSIGN SUITE • USED TO VIEW INVOICES • RESERVATIONS REQUIRED • USED TO EDIT RESERVATION • WATER SLIDES FOR CHILDREN • USED TO CREATE DAY PASSES • CALL GUEST ON ARRIVAL, VIP • USED TO CHECK GUEST BALANCE • WAITING AREA FOR IL PALAZZO • CUISINE SERVED AT EL DELIRIO • TWO UNIQUE DINING EXPERIENCES • HOOKAH SENSATION AND DANCE CLASS • ...

Psychology 2024-05-28

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An anxiety disorder that develops in reaction to physical injury or serve mental/emotional distress
Sleep Cycle (Three letters)
A school of psychological thought that focuses on growth and freedom of individuals
A school of psychological thought that studies the thought processes and how they influence our behavior
Parenting style in which parents are strict and children cannot question their decisions
Stimulus that encourages behavior (praise, money, good grades)
Stimulus that discourages behavior (grounding, beating, being yelled at)
The part of the brain that primarily deals with emotions
An internal state that activates behavior and directs it toward a goal

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A mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest
A process whereby an individual seeks to explain an unpleasant emotion to preserve self-esteem
The side of the brain associated with creativity
The main personality test/grouping theory
A group of disorders characterized by confused and disconnected thoughts, emotions, and perceptions
The part of the brain that allows for learning and storing complex/abstract information
Father of Psychoanalysis
An emotional state that is general and extended in time
Main psychological text for diagnosing mental illness
Developed a "hierarchy" of needs structured in a pyramid
Unintentionally studied learning theories by using his dog, meat, and a bell

20 Clues: Father of Psychoanalysis • Sleep Cycle (Three letters) • The main personality test/grouping theory • The side of the brain associated with creativity • Main psychological text for diagnosing mental illness • An emotional state that is general and extended in time • Developed a "hierarchy" of needs structured in a pyramid • ...

Softskills 2024-07-16

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The act of leading a group of people or an organization
The ability to understand and manage your own behavior
The capacity to work and interact well with others
The ability to listen actively and attentively
Working together with others to achieve a common goal
The ability to convey information effectively
Being reliable and following through on commitments
Managing your time effectively to accomplish tasks
Showing a positive and can-do attitude
The ability to plan, execute, and complete tasks efficiently
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another
Showing consideration for the needs and feelings of others
The ability to find quick and clever ways to overcome difficulties
Ability to make decisions quickly and effectively

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The practice of maintaining high standards and attention to detail
Ability to manage your own emotions and understand others' emotions
Ability to stay focused and motivated toward goals
Expressing thoughts and ideas clearly and concisely
The skill of motivating and inspiring others
The process of working through differences to reach an agreement
The capacity to adjust to new conditions
The ability to think creatively and propose new ideas
Being open to new ideas and experiences
The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties
Creating and maintaining positive relationships with others

Wellbeing Crossword 2024-11-21

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The ability to bounce back from challenges and adapt to change (10)
Physical activity that boosts health and mood when done regularly (8)
A universal language of joy that reduces stress and boosts mood (8)
Knowing yourself; the first step toward personal growth(9)
Writing down your thoughts and experiences for greater clarity and reflection(10)
Drinking enough water to maintain physical and mental balance (9)
Strong social connections that enhance mental and emotional health (10)
A calming practice that fosters focus and inner peace(10)
Setting___________helps to protect your time, energy, and mental health(10)
Essential for recovery, memory, and overall well-being(5)
These feelings shape our experiences and connections with others(8)

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Activities you enjoy for relaxation and creativity (7)
Something we do all the time but often overlook as a tool for calmness(9)
The body’s reaction to prolonged stress or unhealthy habits(12)
The act of examining your thoughts, emotions, and beliefs for growth(10)
Recognizing and appreciating the good things in life(9)
The practice of staying fully present in the moment(12)
A form of exercise that combines physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation.(4)
Spending time here is proven to reduce stress and increase happiness(6)
A kind and empathetic response to the struggles of others(10)
What you eat daily; a cornerstone of physical health (4)

21 Clues: Activities you enjoy for relaxation and creativity (7) • Recognizing and appreciating the good things in life(9) • The practice of staying fully present in the moment(12) • What you eat daily; a cornerstone of physical health (4) • A calming practice that fosters focus and inner peace(10) • Essential for recovery, memory, and overall well-being(5) • ...

Verb 3 2025-02-24

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– To repair something that is broken or not working properly.
– To purchase something by paying money for it.
– To speak loudly or use a phone to communicate with someone.
– To create images by marking a surface, usually with a pencil, pen, or brush.
– To discover something that was lost or hidden.
– To control and operate a vehicle, such as a car.
– To shed tears as a response to strong emotions, like sadness or joy.
– To move toward or reach a specific place.
– To request information or make an inquiry.
– To prepare food by heating or combining ingredients.
– To start doing something or initiate an action.
– To move rhythmically to music, often with steps and gestures.
– To respond to a question or inquiry.
– To change direction or orientation by rotating.
– To make something different or alter it in some way.

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– To move through the air, often used for birds, planes, or other flying objects.
– To grasp the meaning or significance of something.
– To shut something, such as a door, book, or container.
– To stay in one place until something happens or someone arrives.
– To experience emotions or physical sensations.
– To go or come after someone or something.
– To remove dirt or unwanted substances from a surface or object.
– To carry or take something to a place or person.

23 Clues: – To respond to a question or inquiry. • – To go or come after someone or something. • – To move toward or reach a specific place. • – To request information or make an inquiry. • – To purchase something by paying money for it. • – To discover something that was lost or hidden. • – To experience emotions or physical sensations. • ...

The Giver 2025-07-29

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What is a main theme in The Giver
In the Giver everyone does the same thing every day, this is called a:
Why was Jonas so worried and scared during the ceremony of the 12. He was _______
At what age are children given a job
What is the name of the baby Jonas saves from release in the end
What is the author's first name
The Giver depicts a _________ world (opposite of Utopian)
What do you get in the ceremony of the 9
What does Jonas realise about what happens to people being released. They ___
In the Giver, everyone is depicted as being more or less the ____

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What is Jonas' father's job
There are two roles that are by far the most respected. The Reciver of Memory and the _____
What does the medicine taken daily suppress
Who is Jonas' best friend
The daily ritual where you share your emotions is call
Laws in the community are very:
The ability to see beyond is the ability to see _______
Strictly how many children in each year group
What did Jonas see that made him want to leave
Kids are taught about Precision of ________ from a young age
What is Jonas' sister's name
The first memory Jonas receives is about a snowy hill, he is riding on something, what is it.

22 Clues: Who is Jonas' best friend • What is Jonas' father's job • What is Jonas' sister's name • Laws in the community are very: • What is the author's first name • What is a main theme in The Giver • At what age are children given a job • What do you get in the ceremony of the 9 • What does the medicine taken daily suppress • Strictly how many children in each year group • ...

Trauma Informed Classroom 2025-12-10

Trauma Informed Classroom crossword puzzle

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Trauma-Informed teachers understand that student ___ is an expression of deeper needs.
Occurs when a trigger and new traumatizing event take place (12)
Co-regulation leads to this skill (11)
Focus on positive traits rather than deficits (9)
The backbone of trauma-informed movement; strong connections between teachers, students,and families (12)
A sudden reminder of past trauma (7)
Giving students options to feel in control (6)
Strategies to calm escalating situations
Fostering toughness in the face of adversity (10)
A student who having emotional responses that are out of sync with the situation (8)
Understanding behavior as a need rather than defiance (9)
Working together with shared decision-making (12)

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Involving families and community in support (13)
Considering culture, history, and identity in practices (8)
Helping students manage emotions and stress (10)
Deep breathing or movement to stay present (10)
May include calm spaces, mindfulness, or yoga to handle stress (13)
Consistent daily structure to reduce anxiety (9)
Trauma-impacted students interpret the world through a lens of ___ (15)
Modeling healthy emotions for students (13)
Adverse Childhood Experiences abbreviation (4)
Feeling physically and emotionally secure in the classroom (6)
Building consistent and open communication with students (5)
Support from others with similar experiences (8)
Restoring student's identity in classroom through voice and choice (11)

25 Clues: A sudden reminder of past trauma (7) • Co-regulation leads to this skill (11) • Strategies to calm escalating situations • Modeling healthy emotions for students (13) • Giving students options to feel in control (6) • Adverse Childhood Experiences abbreviation (4) • Deep breathing or movement to stay present (10) • Involving families and community in support (13) • ...

Preterite and imperfect crossword practice 2025-05-15

Preterite and imperfect crossword practice crossword puzzle

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this tense uses Cheated
the T in cheated
the S in simba
the E in cheated
this tense uses simba
the b in simba

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the E in cheated
the A in cheated
the A in simba
the M in simba
the C in cheated
The D in cheated
The I in simba
the H in cheated

14 Clues: the A in simba • the M in simba • The I in simba • the S in simba • the b in simba • the E in cheated • the A in cheated • the C in cheated • the T in cheated • The D in cheated • the H in cheated • the E in cheated • this tense uses simba • this tense uses Cheated

The Scholarship Jacket 2025-09-12

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shaking
person telling the story
move quickly & lightly
immediate emotions & actions
action or event; main focus
continue something; not change

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importance; meaning of something
person or animal in a story
importance of incident
to use up
someone who earns money doing hard, physical work
quit
pause before saying or doing something

13 Clues: quit • shaking • to use up • importance of incident • move quickly & lightly • person telling the story • person or animal in a story • action or event; main focus • immediate emotions & actions • continue something; not change • importance; meaning of something • pause before saying or doing something • someone who earns money doing hard, physical work

Parent Handouts Self-Regulation 2023-01-30

Parent Handouts Self-Regulation crossword puzzle

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This is a difficult, yet important time of growth for children,often filled with displays of emotional extremes
Tell them what is ________ rather than what is not.
Your interaction with your child,including how you accommodate his temperament and respond to his needs,affect how he learns to self-regulate.
Be _______. Anticipate inappropriate behavior and re-direct it.
using words like happy, sad, embarrassed,and proud to describe how you feel.
Your child’s temperament and how he responds to stressful situations affect how and when he develops self-regulation.
Self-regulation develops as children grow.
rely on caregivers to respond to their signals and meet their needs for food, sleep, comfort, and interaction.

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Provide structure and
Turning away or arching the back are cues infants give for
Includes the ability to focus and to control impulses.
Using language (especially naming emotions) helps develop self-regulation and sets the stage for the child’s future learning.

12 Clues: Provide structure and • Self-regulation develops as children grow. • Tell them what is ________ rather than what is not. • Includes the ability to focus and to control impulses. • Turning away or arching the back are cues infants give for • Be _______. Anticipate inappropriate behavior and re-direct it. • ...

module 31-33 crossword puzzle 2023-04-04

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uncontrollable repeated behavior
phobia which produces fear in social situations
mental health disorder that prevents regulating of emotions which leads to impulsivity
separation from previous memories, thoughts, or feelings
a mood disorder when a person goes through a period of manic phase to depress phase
personality disorder in which the person shows a lack of conscience for wrongdoings and lack of respect for others
disorder characterized by disorganized and delusional thinking, disturbed perception, inappropriate emotions, and behaviors

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a period that lasts 4 or more weeks of reliving upsetting memories in dreams or memory recalls
irrational and persistent fear of an object or situation that disrupts behavior
symptom of BPD that means acting without much thought for aftermath
mood disorder where a person experiences at least 2 weeks of depressed moods
behavior that is troublesome to others

57 2023-06-06

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- Cultivating the ability to wait calmly and accept delays or difficulties without becoming frustrated
- Acknowledging and embracing one's thoughts, emotions, and experiences without judgment
GO - Releasing attachment to thoughts, emotions, or situations that no longer serve one's well-being
- Focusing on the breath as a way to anchor oneself in the present
- Conscious attention and recognition of one's thoughts, feelings, and surroundings
SCAN - Mindful practice of systematically bringing awareness to each part of the body

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- Paying attention to the details and sensations of one's surroundings, without attachment or analysis
- Connecting with the present moment by focusing on one's senses and the physical environment
- Setting clear and positive intentions for one's actions and choices, aligning them with personal values
- Practice of focusing one's mind and achieving a state of calm and clarity
- Being fully engaged and attentive in the current moment
- Cultivating a sense of appreciation and thankfulness for the present moment and its blessings

12 Clues: - Being fully engaged and attentive in the current moment • - Focusing on the breath as a way to anchor oneself in the present • - Practice of focusing one's mind and achieving a state of calm and clarity • - Conscious attention and recognition of one's thoughts, feelings, and surroundings • ...

Dissociative Disorders 2024-03-07

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temporary or permanent memory loss
a false belief that someone believes dispute clear evidence proving otherwise
a common type of medication used for anxiety and depression
a variety of treatments that aim to help a person identify and change troubling emotions, thoughts, and behaviors
a type of psychotherapy that is a type of talk therapy for people who express emotions strongly
the number to call if you are having suicidal thoughts (write full number with no spaces ex.onetwothree)
the thoughts and behaviors used to manage internal and external stressful situations

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the feeling of experiencing things from an outside persepctive
feeling a disconnect from yourself or relationships
an illness or condition that disrupts normal physical or mental functions.
a deeply disturbing or distressing experience
a moment where someone experiences a period of memory loss and is also in a state of fear due to a change in environment

12 Clues: temporary or permanent memory loss • a deeply disturbing or distressing experience • feeling a disconnect from yourself or relationships • a common type of medication used for anxiety and depression • the feeling of experiencing things from an outside persepctive • an illness or condition that disrupts normal physical or mental functions. • ...

Coping Skills 2026-09-21

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Organizing or tidying up a living space to create order and control over your environment
Reaching out to someone you trust, like friends or family, when you need a helping hand
Taking slow, mindful breaths in through the nose and out the mouth to relax the body and mind
Putting emotions, thoughts, and ideas onto paper to express complex feelings
Body movements that boost energy and lower stress
Filling in shapes and designs with pencils or crayons

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A peaceful practice of sitting quietly and focusing on the present to rest all thoughts in the mind
Listening to tunes and melodies to elevate mood
Mixing flavors or preparing a recipe to create something nourishing to enjoy
A fun mental challenge, like a cross word, to keep the brain active
Using brushes and colors on a canvas to express emotions without words
A quiet mental escape where you turn pages to dive into stories

12 Clues: Listening to tunes and melodies to elevate mood • Body movements that boost energy and lower stress • Filling in shapes and designs with pencils or crayons • A quiet mental escape where you turn pages to dive into stories • A fun mental challenge, like a cross word, to keep the brain active • Using brushes and colors on a canvas to express emotions without words • ...

personality 2023-11-14

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thinks about others first
very smart
not sensitive to any negative comments
you can't rely on this person
without any confidence
with good manners

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very hard-working
loves what he/she does
trusts everyone and everything
very unusual personality
can understand other people's emotions
understands the situation quickly
very careful

13 Clues: very smart • very careful • very hard-working • with good manners • loves what he/she does • without any confidence • very unusual personality • thinks about others first • you can't rely on this person • trusts everyone and everything • understands the situation quickly • not sensitive to any negative comments • can understand other people's emotions

holy grail 2024-12-19

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ADJUSTING TRADE SIZE BASED ON RISK.
A TOOL TO LIMIT RISK.
YOUR TRADING ADVANTAGE.
AVOIDING IMPULSES.
PROTECTING CAPITAL.

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EDGE OVER MANY TRADES.
LIKELIHOOD OF EVENTS.
STICKING TO THE PLAN.
WAITING FOR SETUPS.
EXPECTED VALUE OF TRADES.
FOLLOWING RULES.
TESTING STRATEGIES.
MASTERING EMOTIONS.

13 Clues: FOLLOWING RULES. • AVOIDING IMPULSES. • WAITING FOR SETUPS. • TESTING STRATEGIES. • MASTERING EMOTIONS. • PROTECTING CAPITAL. • LIKELIHOOD OF EVENTS. • STICKING TO THE PLAN. • A TOOL TO LIMIT RISK. • EDGE OVER MANY TRADES. • YOUR TRADING ADVANTAGE. • EXPECTED VALUE OF TRADES. • ADJUSTING TRADE SIZE BASED ON RISK.

Crossword on geography 2022-01-10

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Concept that repeats itself throughout the text.
Literary device where human emotions re attributed to things found in nature that are not human.
It faces Europe.
The american dream as well as New York are ...

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Tom feels ...
The weather reflects the character's...

6 Clues: Tom feels ... • It faces Europe. • The weather reflects the character's... • The american dream as well as New York are ... • Concept that repeats itself throughout the text. • Literary device where human emotions re attributed to things found in nature that are not human.

Who is God? Lesson 3 2022-10-09

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Jesus told Thomas, "___________ are those who believe without seeing me." (John 20:29)
a person who does not believe in any God or gods
Those who believe in Christ have been ___________ and loved by God. (Ephesians 1:4)
God always knows right from _____________.
a confident belief in God, His love for us and His authority in our lives
what plants do when God blows on them (Is. 40:24)
In Isaiah 55:8 God says, "For my __________ are not your _________, neither are your ways my ways."
Aslan, a character in an allegory by C.S. Lewis
a living being who has mind, emotions, a will, a conscience and a spirit
God is a person with these - such as anger, happiness, joy and sadness.

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God spreads out the heavens like a _____ to live in (Is. 40:22)
God's Holy ________ comes to live inside those who trust Jesus as their Lord and Savior.
"polytheism" is the belief in _____ gods.
God sits above the "circle of the ______." (Is. 40:22)
Isaiah 40:22 refers to people on the earth as these insects
a characteristic or quality belonging to a specific person
a false god that people make and worship
He brings them to nothing, or naught (Is. 40:23)

Vocabulary 2022-03-07

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process by which we perceive and respond to certain events that we appraise as threatening or challenging
theory that emotions occur as a result of physiological reactions to events
the scientific study of human flourishing, with the goals of discovering and promoting strengths and virtues that help individuals and communities thrive
influences our motivation; a positive or negative environmental stimulus that motivates behavior
the weight at which our body tends to hover around
the idea that releasing aggressive energy through action or fantasy relieves aggressive urges
a response involving physiological arousal, expressive behaviors, and conscious experience
the four stages of sexual responding, described by OB/GYNs William Masters and Virginia Johnson

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your perception of being happy or satisfied with life
deliberate social exclusion of individuals or groups
form of sugar that circulates in blood and provides major source of energy
excessive self-love and self-absorption
a need or desire that energizes and directs behavior
tendency of behavior to influence our own and others’ thoughts, feelings, and actions
we must satisfy physiological needs before higher-level psychological needs
theory that we feel emotions and experience physiological reactions simultaneously
a subfield that provides psychology’s contribution to behavioral medicine
passion and perseverance in the pursuit of long-term goals

18 Clues: excessive self-love and self-absorption • the weight at which our body tends to hover around • deliberate social exclusion of individuals or groups • a need or desire that energizes and directs behavior • your perception of being happy or satisfied with life • passion and perseverance in the pursuit of long-term goals • ...

Compassionate Listening 2024-03-28

Compassionate Listening crossword puzzle

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Empathetic listening may lead us to feel __________
compassion These statements are an example of what: "Everything happens for a reason or it gets better with time"
listening Absorbs other's emotions as our own
listening Focuses on others' emotions without absorbing them
Compassionate listening helps others to feel __________

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Compassionate listening is the ________ to feeling helpless
moon what is an ice cream flavor and a song by Elvis that has another word for sad in the title?
Another word for anger that starts with the letter after "Q" in the alphabet
Listen for __________ under what is being said
wheel Colorful and gives examples of different feelings
A generic feeling described by joy, delight, and cheeriness
Angelou Who is this quote by? "People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget the way that you made them feel."
Be aware of the ________ of human emotion

13 Clues: Be aware of the ________ of human emotion • listening Absorbs other's emotions as our own • Listen for __________ under what is being said • Empathetic listening may lead us to feel __________ • wheel Colorful and gives examples of different feelings • Compassionate listening helps others to feel __________ • ...

leadership and team dynamics vocab. 2023-01-17

leadership and team dynamics vocab. crossword puzzle

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of motivating the efforts of others to translate a vision into reality
of working effectively with others to achieve a shared goal
of a group of individuals coming together to accomplish a shared goal;first stage of team development
to quickly recover from difficulties

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of team members overcoming conflict in order to get to work with each other; second stage of team development
of what an organization would like to achieve or accomplish in the future
of controlling every part of an operation with excessive detail
action of a group of individuals to achieve a shared goal
of continuing to do something
of achieving organizational goals and objectives using available resources efficiently and effectively
which serve as encouragement to go above and beyond the assigned task
Listening:fully concentrating on a speaker Emotional Intelligence:ability of a leader to understand his or her own as well as others’ emotions and how emotions affect attitude and behavior

12 Clues: of continuing to do something • to quickly recover from difficulties • action of a group of individuals to achieve a shared goal • of working effectively with others to achieve a shared goal • of controlling every part of an operation with excessive detail • which serve as encouragement to go above and beyond the assigned task • ...

BPD and PTSD 2026-06-22

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A connection between two people
An activity exploring identity and the difference between inner and outer experiences
I spent all my money on horse-races and stopped looking before crossing streets
A sense, and definition of self
I zoned out and now my emotions and sensory experience feel far away and I don't notice time passing

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I am overwhelmed by memories of my trauma it feels like it's happening right now
A strong negative experience with lasting impact
Feeling worried all the time about something bad happening
Thinking constantly about ways in which people might abandon you
My emotions are all over the place and I can't seem to be happy or upset when that is appropriate
A therapeutic approach using bi-lateral stimulation to help with memory integration and processing
I keep changing things and my internal and external states are never settled

12 Clues: A connection between two people • A sense, and definition of self • A strong negative experience with lasting impact • Feeling worried all the time about something bad happening • Thinking constantly about ways in which people might abandon you • I keep changing things and my internal and external states are never settled • ...

Music & Emotions 2022-07-27

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6 Clues: 6 • 1 • 3 • 5 • 2 • 4

Expressing Emotions 2022-11-21

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being grateful for certain aspects in your life
why some people are afraid of expressing emotions
not an optimistic/happy or desirable topic, opinion, or language

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controlling the behaviour of others to your advantage.
an optimistic/happy or desirable topic, opinion, or language
the state of having a duty to deal with something or being accountable to something.

6 Clues: being grateful for certain aspects in your life • why some people are afraid of expressing emotions • controlling the behaviour of others to your advantage. • an optimistic/happy or desirable topic, opinion, or language • not an optimistic/happy or desirable topic, opinion, or language • ...

Moods & Emotions 2023-10-11

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Intentionally hiding the truth.
Having a belief in someone.
Feeling content or pleasure.

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Looking forward to something.
Unhappiness, displeasure.
Feeling or showing appreciation.

6 Clues: Unhappiness, displeasure. • Having a belief in someone. • Feeling content or pleasure. • Looking forward to something. • Intentionally hiding the truth. • Feeling or showing appreciation.

Complex emotions 2024-03-27

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...this is when you understand how someone else is feeling and you want to help them feel better.
...this is when you feel sad or sorry about something you did or didn't do in the past, and you wish you could change it.
...this is when you feel upset because someone else has something you want or gets attention that you wish you had.

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...this is when you feel really thankful for something nice that someone did for you or something good that happened to you.
...this is when you feel really happy and satisfied with yourself because you did something good or accomplished something you worked hard for.
...this is when you feel bad because you did something you know was wrong or hurt someone's feelings.

6 Clues: ...this is when you understand how someone else is feeling and you want to help them feel better. • ...this is when you feel bad because you did something you know was wrong or hurt someone's feelings. • ...this is when you feel upset because someone else has something you want or gets attention that you wish you had. • ...

Strong emotions 2024-07-18

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extremely shocked or disgusted
very surprised
very upset

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very confused
very pleased
paralysed with emotion
hopeless, and ready to do anything to do anything

7 Clues: very upset • very pleased • very confused • very surprised • paralysed with emotion • extremely shocked or disgusted • hopeless, and ready to do anything to do anything

Personality- Unit 5 Psychology 2017-05-01

Personality- Unit 5 Psychology crossword puzzle

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/ Defense mechanism that involves the refusal to accept the reality of something
/ Part of the 5 Factor Model; contrasts reliability with sensitivity
/ One of the four types of conflict, Avoidance- _____, is a choice between 2 equally unattractive alternatives
/ He was a pioneer in humanistic psychology, will identify a Hierarchy of Needs
/ Defense mechanism that involves the removal of anxiety causing ideas & pushing them into the unconsciousness
/ are the forces that motivate an organism to take action
/ Part of the Five-Factor Model of personality; contrasts talkativeness with passivity
/ According to the _____-process theory, emotions come in pairs, with one emotion being followed by its opposite
/ The _______ Barid theory suggests that emotions accompany the bodily response that are aroused by an external stimulus
/ According to ________ Approach, when something happens to a person, in a certain situation, they quickly interpret & respond with a behavior.
/ part of 5 Factor Model; contrasts organization with carelessness
/ Love & ______ is the 3rd tier of Maslow's Hierarchy in which the person has found acceptance among loved ones.
/ states of feelings in people
/ Reaching self-____ is at the top of the Hierarchy; a person has reached their full potential
/ The 2nd tier in the Hierarchy in which the person finds protection from danger
/ a stimulus that moves a person to behave in ways to accomplish a goal
/ In the James-______ Theory suggests that people's emotions follow, rather than cause their behavioral reactions.

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/ is described as negative stress caused by pressure or anxiety
/ 5 Factor Model; contrasts imagination to lack of perceptiveness
/ According to the Cognitive ______ Theory people are motivated to reduce the tensions caused by inconsistent actions
/ a condition in which we require something we lack
/ The desire to join with others & be part of something larger than oneself
/ One of the four types of conflict, Approach- ________ is a choice between two equally attractive alternatives
/ Part of the 5 Factor Model or Personality; contrasts kindness & trust with selfishness & distrust
/ The 4th tier on the Hierarchy of Needs; person has attained achievement, recognition & respect from others
/ behavior patterns genetically transmitted from generation to generation
/ The theory of _______ consistency maintains that people think & behave how others expect them to.
/ The most basic level in the Hierarchy of Needs; in which the person has found food, water and shelter
/ When learning goals are rewarded internally, such as self-satisfaction
/ External rewards given as awards for things such as good grades, income & respect
/ ____ Theorists argue that even if basic drives such as hunger is inborn, cultural experiences influence the behavioral actions used to satisfy the drive
/ According to _______ theory, people need to organize their beliefs in a harmonious manner
/ is described as positive stress, usually caused when taking on a challenging task to achieve a goal
/ People who are driven to be successful, willing to tackle challenging situations are said to have high ______________________ Motivation

34 Clues: / states of feelings in people • / a condition in which we require something we lack • / are the forces that motivate an organism to take action • / is described as negative stress caused by pressure or anxiety • / 5 Factor Model; contrasts imagination to lack of perceptiveness • / part of 5 Factor Model; contrasts organization with carelessness • ...

Unit 1 2025-09-01

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emotional pain people feel in response to the death of a loved one or some other serious loss.
Displaying behavior that expresses negative feelings, resentment or
type of communication in which people insist on being “right,” often
attack. Shaking, sweating, dizziness and other symptoms, often accompanied by
stress disorder (PTSD) An anxiety disorder in which people who have
of interest in normal activities, a major change in appetite or body weight, and trouble with sleeping.
should.
Communication in which the speaker uses the word “I” and takes responsibility for their own thoughts and feelings without putting the listener on the defensive.
settlement in which each side changes or gives up something in order to reach an agreement.
resolution—A way of managing anger and settling disagreements in a safe and
of “craziness” or pending death; sometimes caused by stressful situations but can also happen spontaneously.
type of communication in which people agree to things they don’t want to do, or make up excuses for not doing something rather than telling others how they really feel.
(OCD)—An anxiety disorder in which a person’s brain gets stuck on a thought, and the person feels an urge to repeat a behavior many times.
health. The ability to find meaning and purpose in one’s life.
The way people feel about themselves; their sense of their value or worth.
disagreement between people or groups.
quality of having a generally positive outlook on life, such as seeing
health. A state in which the body feels well and strong and all parts function as
made on the body.

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The ability to think clearly and cope with life; a state of mental well-being.
health—The ability to feel and express a wide range of emotions, control one’s response to those emotions and express emotions in healthy ways.
Feeling a foolish or extravagant love or admiration.
ability to put yourself in another person’s place to understand their thoughts and emotions and see their point of view.
in an unassertive, passive way.
way, without violence.
through traumatic events, experience flashbacks, images, anxiety and other symptoms.
An event, situation or thought, either positive or negative, that causes stress.
type of communication in which people say what they think and stand up for what they believe, want or need, without hurting others or denying others’ rights.
as temporary and good fortune as permanent.
health. The ability to have productive and beneficial relationships with others,
family, friends and the wider community.
Regard for one’s own health and well-being, and believing one is worthy of
mood disorder whose symptoms include persistent sad or irritable mood,
and blame or criticize others.
The quality of having a generally negative outlook on life, and expecting possible outcome.
from others.
The feeling of being under pressure due to change or any physical or mental

37 Clues: should. • from others. • made on the body. • way, without violence. • and blame or criticize others. • in an unassertive, passive way. • disagreement between people or groups. • family, friends and the wider community. • as temporary and good fortune as permanent. • Feeling a foolish or extravagant love or admiration. • ...

Intoxicated Behaviors and Actions 2024-03-28

Intoxicated Behaviors and Actions crossword puzzle

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One's choice of words
One's alertness
One's coordination

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One's movement
One's speech
One's noise level
Eye color
One's emotions

8 Clues: Eye color • One's speech • One's movement • One's emotions • One's alertness • One's noise level • One's coordination • One's choice of words

Test #2 Review Activity - Teamwork 2023-10-10

Test #2 Review Activity - Teamwork crossword puzzle

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The Dark _____________ of personality is Psychopathy, Machiavellianism, and Narcissism.
One Perceptual Error is called ______________ Perception. This occurs when we only pay attention to things that confirm our existing beliefs, values or expectations.
Perception is important because our ___________ is based on our perception of reality, not on reality itself.
Usually, a group only has one _____________. A team has multiple.
An individual in a team or group may wonder “What is my ____________ in the group?”
This is a group of people with a collective identity who join to accomplish a mutual goal.
During the ______________ stage of team development, frustration creeps in and conflict can arise.
The ______________ Perceptual Error happens when we dislike someone based on their belonging to a stereotyped group.
Team members need to rely on each other – they are ________________.
One of the Characteristics of Effective Teams is they have ______________ disagreements.
This is stage one of Tuckman’s Stages of Team Development.
One of the qualities of good teammates is they show this to everyone.
During the ____________ stage of team development, members are loyal to the team, differences in team members are appreciated, and members are competent in their skills.
An individual in a team or group may wonder “How do I best _____________”.
One of the qualities of good teammates is they are reliable and _______________.
This is the process by which individuals organize and interpret their impressions to give meaning to their environment.
This stage of team development does not always happen but can occur when teams break up.

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One of the 5 Common Dysfunctions of a team is inattention to _____________.
People who have high Emotional ____________ can perceive emotions in themselves and others, can understand the meaning of their emotions, and can self-regulate their emotions.
When a team is Norming, they often give each other ____________ and share inside jokes.
The Contrast Effects Perceptual Error happens when our perception of someone is affected by _______________ with other people we’ve recently been around.
Good teammates bring solutions to the team, not _____________.
This Perceptual Error is called the ___________ Effect. It happens when use one positive quality to form an overall positive perception of someone.
During the Norming stage of team development, team members try to resolve problems and to be in _____________.
The Stereotyping Perceptual Error happens when we judge someone based on the __________ they belong to.
During the _______________ stage of team development, members resolve the difference between expectations & reality.
Goals in a team are usually _______________, not individual.
Emotions tend to last for seconds or minutes, while ______________ usually last for hours or days.
One of the qualities of a good teammate is that they share ______________.
During the Forming stage of team development, there is lots of ______________, positivity and anxiety.
These are accepted standards of behaviour within a group that are shared by the group’s members.
This Perceptual Error occurs when we attribute our characteristics to someone else.
One of the 5 Common Dysfunctions of a team is fear of this.

33 Clues: This is stage one of Tuckman’s Stages of Team Development. • One of the 5 Common Dysfunctions of a team is fear of this. • Goals in a team are usually _______________, not individual. • Good teammates bring solutions to the team, not _____________. • Usually, a group only has one _____________. A team has multiple. • ...

JO 4,56 2025-05-06

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What base of power from logic and has the ability to argue?
What form of the 5 conflict styles are passive. And uncooperative?
What is used to lessen the implications of actions?
What involves excessive compliments motivated by selfish desires
What term uses factors of appearance and personality
What is put more into romantic relationships than relationship maintenance?
What is a major marker of relationship status?
What is a possessive reaction to an area or objects?
What is rooted in relationships?
What is a byproduct of sin as well as cocooning and criticizing?
What can be reduced passively, actively or interactively?
What form of the 5 conflict styles are moderately assertive and cooperative?
What does speaking truth create?
Physical closeness and mere exposure
What type of communicators involves honesty and transparency combining to create authenticity
What form of communication can be ambiguous?
What form of the 5 conflict styles are passive and cooperative?
Awareness- Comprised of emotional self-awareness, accurate self- assessment, and self-confidence
Not forgiving who is the same as not forgiving your neighbor?
Compromised of empathy and an orientation toward serving others
(REW- CST) - CL
Telling others what they should do or think.
What involves releasing both our hurt and desire for revenge to God?
What relationship needs positive communication openness, supportiveness, and positivity?
What form of behavior preserves bonds without relationship?

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What form of intelligence has the ability to recognize, understand and manage emotions in ourselves and others
What negative expression elicits negative expression?
What type of encouragement expects nothing in return?
What form of power, roles they offer to “right” to control?
What type of behavior is intentional, specific and attempts at maintenance?
What reflects the ancient Hebrew standard for right relationships?
What form of power communicates confidence and assertiveness?
What form of power conveys involvement and comfort?
What Maxim provides as much information as necessary
What is unequally distributed?
What maxim is when you only say what is relevant to the agreed upon direction of conversation?
What type of avoidance can signal disinterest, politeness, and deception?
What olfaction is involved with attraction and memory aids
What is the primary conveyor of emotions?
How many maxims are there?
Stakes we seek equal proportions of rewards and costs
Composed of several identifiable components including objects, appraisal and physiological changes
What can have positive and negative effects?
What form of communication is crucial to expressing emotions
What form of power has the ability to punish?
What is considered a low stake conversation type?
What are messages of praise?
What is simple but requires intentionality?
What form of the 5 conflict styles are assertive and uncooperative?
What maxim is to be truthful?
What is inevitable?
What form of the 5 conflict styles are assertive and cooperative?
What should we avoid when communicating?
What form of expression allows us to feel regret for having done something?
What bases of power has the ability to reward?

55 Clues: (REW- CST) - CL • What is inevitable? • How many maxims are there? • What are messages of praise? • What maxim is to be truthful? • What is unequally distributed? • What is rooted in relationships? • What does speaking truth create? • Physical closeness and mere exposure • What should we avoid when communicating? • What is the primary conveyor of emotions? • ...

Environmental Psychology (Chapter 14, 17-21) 2023-04-28

Environmental Psychology (Chapter 14, 17-21) crossword puzzle

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Acting in the individual interest.
Acting in the collective interest.
The influence of norms on behavior that results from a person’s desire to gain social approval or avoid social sanctions.
What is commonly done or (dis)approved.
A value type reflecting a concern for your own resources.
Self-__________; the idea that people know who they are by looking at what they do.
The influence of norms on behavior that is the result of a person’s desire to be correct.
The view that positive and negative emotions related to environmental behavior have their roots in the behavior being a meaningful experience.
It is a component that is concerned with the physical attributes and features of a place, including its size in space and its social and symbolic elements.
This theory suggests that behavior is more likely to be attributed to a personal internal characteristic of the actor when it is distinct and consistent and the consensus is low.
The principle of distributing resources in a social dilemma to individuals according to merit and in proportion to their input.
A value type reflecting the concern for society and other people.
A motive in social dilemmas reflecting the aim to maximize one’s self‐interest.
A self‐identity and an extent to which people see themselves as environmentally friendly person.
A set of variables which, when plotted as vectors in a two‐dimensional space, fall in a circular pattern.
A behavior that benefits the quality of nature and the well‐being of other people

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The view that emotions related to environmental behavior have their roots in the behavior being a pleasurable or unpleasurable experience.
Norms that refer to an individual’s belief about their moral obligation to engage in certain behavior.
The study of structures of consciousness as experienced from the first-person point of view.
The extent to which a behavior signifies something about who people are.
An emotion in which the expectation that engaging in a particular behavior makes us experience positive or negative emotions.
_______ are elicited by something, are reactions to something, and are generally about something – namely a specific object or behavior.
A game technique that is an experimental instrument to assess one’s social value orientation.
Self-__________; the idea that people are motivated to strive for consistency between three different elements of the self: the actual self, the valued self, and the ought self.
Norms that refer to the behavior commonly approved or disapproved.
A state of feeling separated from, distant from, or outside of a location; feeling outside of a particular place.
The taken‐for‐granted sense of rootedness in one’s neighborhoods, towns, and/or regions.
Norms that refer to the behavior shown by most group members.
The affective bond between people and place or setting.
A value type reflecting the concern with the quality of nature and the environment for its own sake.

30 Clues: Acting in the individual interest. • Acting in the collective interest. • What is commonly done or (dis)approved. • The affective bond between people and place or setting. • A value type reflecting a concern for your own resources. • Norms that refer to the behavior shown by most group members. • A value type reflecting the concern for society and other people. • ...

Individual-OB 2020-10-03

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A mood dimension that consists of emotions such as nervousness, stress, and anxiety at the high end and relaxation, tranquility, and poise at the low end.
The employee strongly dislikes his supervisor is the __________component of attitude.
This occur when we are making judgments about an individual and comparing them to other individuals we have recently encountered.
It consists of administering a negative consequence when the undesired behavior occurs.
Refers to an assortment of non-cognitive skills, capabilities, and competencies that influence a person’s ability to succeed in coping with environmental demands and pressures.
Behavior directed toward leaving the organization, including looking for a new position as well as resigning
This bias occurs after an outcome is already known and then believing it could have been accurately predicted beforehand.
This occurs when you make your decisions based on the information you received first and not on the new information received.
Is the process that increases the probability that desired behaviors occur by applying
Is a generic term that covers a broad range of feelings people experience, including both emotions and moods.
Passively allowing conditions to worsen, including chronic absenteeism or lateness, reduced effort, and increased error rate.
This component of an attitude is a description of or belief in the way things are.

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A positive feeling about a job resulting from an evaluation of its characteristics.
Passively but optimistically waiting for conditions to improve, including speaking up for the organization in the face of external criticism, and trusting the organization and its management to “do the right thing.”
Is a process by which individuals organize and interpret their sensory impressions in order to give meaning to their environment.
This is a factor that influences perception. When you look at a target and attempt to interpret what you see, your interpretation is heavily influenced by your personal characteristics.
Occurs when you believe too much in your own ability to make good decisions.
Persons draw unfavorable impressions about an individual based on a single negative characteristic.
Is when we judge someone on the basis of perception of the group to which he or she belongs.
Are less intense feelings than emotions and often arise without a specific event acting as a stimulus.
They are evaluative statements that are either favorable or unfavorable concerning objects, people, or events.
This bias exists when individuals attribute their own successes to internal factors and blame external factors when they don’t have success.
Are intense feelings directed at someone or something
The measure of the degree to which a person identifies psychologically with his/her job and considers his/her perceived performance level important to self-worth.
Actively and constructively attempting to improve conditions, including suggesting improvements, discussing problems with superiors, and some forms of union activity.
This is an emotional attachment to the organization and belief in its values.
This is where people will draw generally favorable impressions about an individual with a single characteristic is positive.

27 Clues: Are intense feelings directed at someone or something • Occurs when you believe too much in your own ability to make good decisions. • This is an emotional attachment to the organization and belief in its values. • This component of an attitude is a description of or belief in the way things are. • ...

Unit 1 2025-09-02

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A type of communication in which people say what they think and stand up for what they believe, want or need, without hurting others or denying others’ rights.
possible outcome.
Regard for one’s own health and well-being, and believing one is worthy of
The emotional pain people feel in response to the death of a loved one or some other serious loss.
A type of communication in which people agree to things they don’t want to do, or make up excuses for not doing something rather than telling others how they really feel.
The way people feel about themselves; their sense of their value or worth.
attack Shaking, sweating, dizziness and other symptoms, often accompanied by
An event, situation or thought, either positive or negative, that causes stress.
health The ability to find meaning and purpose in one’s life.
A settlement in which each side changes or gives up something in order to reach an agreement.
A disagreement between people or groups.
health A state in which the body feels well and strong and all parts function as
health The ability to feel and express a wide range of emotions, control one’s response to those emotions and express emotions in healthy ways.
health The ability to have productive and beneficial relationships with others,
An anxiety disorder in which people who have
The quality of having a generally negative outlook on life, and expecting the
made on the body.
A mood disorder whose symptoms include persistent sad or irritable mood,
health The ability to think clearly and cope with life; a state of mental well-being.
of “craziness” or pending death; sometimes caused by stressful situations but can also happen spontaneously.

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Communication in which the speaker uses the word “I” and takes responsibility for their own thoughts and feelings without putting the listener on the defensive.
Displaying behavior that expresses negative feelings, resentment or
and blame or criticize others.
through traumatic events, experience flashbacks, images, anxiety and other symptoms.
way, without violence.
of interest in normal activities, a major change in appetite or body weight, and trouble with sleeping.
family, friends and the wider community.
The ability to put yourself in another person’s place to understand their thoughts and emotions and see their point of view.
as temporary and good fortune as permanent.
The feeling of being under pressure due to change or any physical or mental
from others.
An anxiety disorder in which a person’s brain gets stuck on a thought, and the person feels an urge to repeat a behavior many times.
A type of communication in which people insist on being “right,” often
The quality of having a generally positive outlook on life, such as seeing
Feeling a foolish or extravagant love or admiration.
should.
A way of managing anger and settling disagreements in a safe and
in an unassertive, passive way.

38 Clues: should. • from others. • possible outcome. • made on the body. • way, without violence. • and blame or criticize others. • in an unassertive, passive way. • family, friends and the wider community. • A disagreement between people or groups. • as temporary and good fortune as permanent. • An anxiety disorder in which people who have • ...

Nates Identity 2019-03-31

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not showing emotions
not afraid
a lot of energy
causing laughter
not easy offended

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willing to face risks
expecting god thins to happen
good manners
continuing to do something
ready to face danger

10 Clues: not afraid • good manners • a lot of energy • causing laughter • not easy offended • not showing emotions • ready to face danger • willing to face risks • continuing to do something • expecting god thins to happen

Spelling List 2013-02-12

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Feelings
Nervous
Having a good opinion of someone's character and ideas
More than enough
Unknown
A person's opinion

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A collection of records and documents
Having more than one meaning
A person's character and nature
Likeable

10 Clues: Nervous • Unknown • Feelings • Likeable • More than enough • A person's opinion • Having more than one meaning • A person's character and nature • A collection of records and documents • Having a good opinion of someone's character and ideas

Twelfth Night Acts 1-4 Review 2026-02-06

Twelfth Night Acts 1-4 Review crossword puzzle

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Use of clever language, puns, or double meanings for humor (8)
Comedic strategy where the audience knows more than the characters (13)
Olivia’s steward; a strict rule-follower and target of a prank (8)
Character role that eases tension through humor (13)
heroine who disguises herself to survive (5)
Twin whose arrival intensifies mistaken identity and conflict (9)
Duke who believes music feeds love; prone to romantic exaggeration (6)
Viola’s disguise, which creates dramatic irony throughout the play (7)
Clever servant who helps engineer the letter trick (5)

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The passive role of watching events unfold without being involved in the play (8)
Foolish knight who mistakes encouragement for friendship (9)
Character role of someone who watches events unfold closely, notices clues, and understands more than others without actively creating humor (8)
Wealthy countess who mourns her brother and rejects a duke’s love (6)
The setting of the play, where normal rules are turned upside down (7)
Comedic strategy that uses extreme emotions or over-the-top language, especially about love (12)
Olivia’s uncle; a comic instigator known for excess (7)
Household fool who uses wit, jokes, and language tricks to reveal truth (5)
Character role focused only on love, attraction, and exaggerated emotions (8)

18 Clues: heroine who disguises herself to survive (5) • Character role that eases tension through humor (13) • Clever servant who helps engineer the letter trick (5) • Olivia’s uncle; a comic instigator known for excess (7) • Foolish knight who mistakes encouragement for friendship (9) • Use of clever language, puns, or double meanings for humor (8) • ...

Module 1 2024-05-02

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This intentional use of self is the understanding of how ones values, beliefs, perceptions and thoughts influence ones interactions with children
This intentional use of self is monitoring your own levels of stress, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and using reflective supervision
The space where the philosphy of care lays the foundation for staff to work cohesively in the best interest of the children and young people who live play grow and work there.
The space that holds the interactions and relationships amongst and between the children and adults in the milieu
Being aware of a child's emotions and responding with language and behaviors based on the child's emotional state
This part of the brain is responsible for higher functions such as reasoning, language, creativity, and abstract thought.

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Condition Anything that makes challenging behavior more or less likely to occur.
The space that focuses on how the environment is designed. The elements that make a house or unit a home
This intentional use of self the ability to regulate one's behavior, emotions, and thoughts in order to achieve a longer-term goal.
This part of the brain is known as the reptilian brain, responsible for survival functions such as breathing, heart rate, circulation, and autonomic functions that do not require conscious thought.
This part of the brain is the center for emotions, emotional behavior, and motivation. Within this part is the amygdala
The space where the trauma lives
The space where the setting accepts and celebrates cultural and human differences

13 Clues: The space where the trauma lives • The space where the setting accepts and celebrates cultural and human differences • Condition Anything that makes challenging behavior more or less likely to occur. • The space that focuses on how the environment is designed. The elements that make a house or unit a home • ...

Chapter 10 Vocabulary 2014-01-03

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Emotions / Basic emotions you are born with or developed early in life.
Control / the ability to inhibit an automatic response
wariness / the fear of strangers, is a predictable feature of a baby's first year of life and is a major landmark of emotional development.
/ an extroverted disposition
adults / Describe childhood experiences emotionally and often express anger or confusion regarding relationships with their parents
(disoriented) attachment / Attachment where frightening behavior is showed by the parent.
/ strong emotional connection, such as the bond between a child and caregiver.
referencing / People use others' body language, including posture and facial expressions, to determine appropriate choices for their behavior.

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attachment / Baby is upset when mother leaves and remains upset or even angry when mother returns, and is difficult to console
adults / People with a dismissive attachment style tend to suppress and hide their feelings, and they tend to deal with rejection by distancing themselves from the sources of rejection
/ a person's or animal's nature, esp. as it permanently affects their behavior.
adults / A representation of parent child relations in which adults describe childhood experiences objectively and mention both positive and negative aspects of their parents.
Psychology / is an approach in the social and natural sciences that examines psychological traits such as memory, perception, and language from a modern evolutionary perspective. It seeks to identify which human psychological traits are evolved adaptations
Affect / Affect refers to the experience of feeling or emotion. Affect is a key part of the process of an organism's interaction with stimuli. The word also refers sometimes to affect display, which is "a facial, vocal, or gestural behavior that serves as an indicator of affect
Rules / are a social group's informal norms about when, where, and how one should express emotions.
/ a trait aspect of emotional reactivity in which a person tends towards high levels of positive affect
attachment / This type of attachment occurs when a parent discourages crying and encourages independence. The child feels no attachment to the caregiver.
working Model / how we view/what we believe about ourselves, others and the world.

18 Clues: / an extroverted disposition • Control / the ability to inhibit an automatic response • Emotions / Basic emotions you are born with or developed early in life. • / strong emotional connection, such as the bond between a child and caregiver. • / a person's or animal's nature, esp. as it permanently affects their behavior. • ...

Close Read: Marigolds 2021-02-17

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long-term unemployment and low prices
unjust treatment
help for the needy
31st president of the U.S during the depression
without a paying job
innocence
extremely poor
accepting whatever happens
production and consumption of goods

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to not have a good description
to intend harm
to decline in quality
people spending money on goods
acknowledging others emotions
to owe money to someone

15 Clues: innocence • to intend harm • extremely poor • unjust treatment • help for the needy • without a paying job • to decline in quality • to owe money to someone • accepting whatever happens • acknowledging others emotions • to not have a good description • people spending money on goods • production and consumption of goods • long-term unemployment and low prices • ...

vocabulaire francais 2017-11-28

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aller sur les pieds
ne dormir plus
petite brosse
entrer dans le lit pour la nuit
comment grand ou petit est une personne
prendre le numero de poids
avoir grand muscles

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aller rapidement
utiliser pour se voir
ne parler pas
pas des cheveux sur la tete
quand tu pense aux memoires
quand tu as les emotions
les cheveux sont clames
aider avec laver

15 Clues: ne parler pas • petite brosse • ne dormir plus • aller rapidement • aider avec laver • aller sur les pieds • avoir grand muscles • utiliser pour se voir • les cheveux sont clames • quand tu as les emotions • prendre le numero de poids • pas des cheveux sur la tete • quand tu pense aux memoires • entrer dans le lit pour la nuit • comment grand ou petit est une personne

Argumentative Unit 2024-02-07

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appeals to the emotions
appeals to logic
overall message of a text
the point of writing the text
Ad ________
the attitude of the text
flaws in argument
appeals to ethics or credibility
main argument of an argumentative text; can be proven or disproven

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Rhetorical _________
Loaded ________
passive aggressive, active, passive
goes along with the fallacy of sweeping generalization
__________ Slope
fallacy of "everyone is involved"

15 Clues: Ad ________ • Loaded ________ • __________ Slope • appeals to logic • flaws in argument • Rhetorical _________ • appeals to the emotions • the attitude of the text • overall message of a text • the point of writing the text • appeals to ethics or credibility • fallacy of "everyone is involved" • passive aggressive, active, passive • goes along with the fallacy of sweeping generalization • ...

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