Consequences Lesson 20- DOL

What could have been a likely consequence of Dana's emotional reaction to ignoring her mom's request to clean her room and playing outside instead?

• Dana's mom is disappointed and Dana could have consequences.

• Avoidance of any potential trouble or consequences for Dana.

• Improved relationship and understanding between Dana and her mom.

• Increased free time for Dana to play outside without interruption.

In a situation where someone is facing a challenging decision, which of the following best represents a consequence of using logical reactions compared to emotional reactions?

• Increased likelihood of impulsive choices.

• Prioritization of immediate gratification over long-term well-being.

• A tendency to consider long-term outcomes and make informed decisions.

• A greater emphasis on emotional satisfaction and temporary relief.

Which of the following consequences do you predict will happen based on the scenario? Jesse came up with a great idea for a group project. When he turned the project in, his teacher gave all the credit to the 'smart kid' in the group. He didn't correct the teacher.

• Increased motivation and a boost in self-esteem.

• Improved communication within the group.

• Frustration, lower self-esteem, and decreased motivation.

• Enhanced willingness to share ideas in the future.

When David joins Drake and Evan's conversation about the game, what is most likely to happen?

• The conversation becomes more focused and productive.

• The conversation becomes longer and more detailed.

• The conversation ends abruptly.

• The conversation becomes more confusing and chaotic.

What is a likely consequence of Sarah's logical reaction in this scenario? Sarah has been saving money to buy a new bike. She's been working part-time, and it's taken her a few months to save up the required amount. Just as she's about to make the purchase, her best friend, Lily, invites her to join a spontaneous weekend getaway to an amusement park. The trip would use up a significant portion of her savings.

• She declines the invitation, preserves her savings, and eventually purchases the bike, achieving her long-term goal.

• She accepts the invitation, spends her savings on the trip, and postpones buying the bike.

• She declines the invitation, saves more money, and buys an even better bike in the future.

• She accepts the invitation, spends her savings on the trip, and regrets not buying the bike.