Understanding Self Control and Choices

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What is self-control?

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The ability to manage your emotions and actions

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Which of the following is an example of expected behavior in a classroom? Shouting answers without raising your hand, Listening quietly when someone else is speaking, Running around the classroom, Talking over the teacher

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Listening quietly when someone else is speaking

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What is an unexpected behavior during a group activity? Options: Sharing your ideas with the group, Ignoring your group members and doing your own thing, Taking turns to speak, Helping a group member who is struggling

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Ignoring your group members and doing your own thing

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What could be a consequence of not showing self-control?

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Getting in trouble or facing punishment

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How can you show respect to others?

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Listening to them and valuing their opinions

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Which of the following is a positive peer interaction? Teasing someone about their clothes, Helping a classmate with their homework, Refusing to share materials, Excluding someone from a game

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Helping a classmate with their homework

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What is a good way to practice self-control?

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Thinking before you act

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What might happen if you consistently show unexpected behaviors?

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You might lose friends or get in trouble

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Why is it important to understand the consequences of your behavior?

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So you can make better choices in the future

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Which of the following is an example of self-control?
Eating all your snacks at once,
Saving some snacks for later,
Taking someone else's snacks,
Complaining about not having enough snacks

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Saving some snacks for later