WorksheetsHandling Explosive Moments
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
Match the explosive train analogy with the correct description: Point of No Return
You might hear the first whispers of a problem
You can still get back on track if you act quickly
Too late. Just hope everyone can remain safe.
This feels like you are facing a life-threatening situation.
Match the explosive train analogy with the correct description: Picking up Steam
You might hear the first whispers of a problem.
You can still get back on track if you act quickly.
Too late. Just hope everyone can remain safe.
This feels like you are facing a life-threatening situation.
Match the explosive train analogy with the correct description: Explosion
You might hear the first whispers of a problem.
You can still get back on track if you act quickly.
Too late. Just hope everyone can remain safe.
This feels like you are facing a life-threatening situation.
Match the explosive train analogy with the correct description: Starting Out
You might hear the first whispers of a problem.
You can still get back on track if you act quickly.
Too late. Just hope everyone can remain safe.
this feels like you are facing a life-threatening situation.
Everyone gets angry sometimes. The problem is if you allow the anger to get too big.
True
False
Being "well regulated" means losing control really fast.
True
False
The good new is that you can learn to outsmart your explosive behavior.
True
False
It is important to ask the people you trust to help you identify each stage of explosive behavior.
True
False
Which is the best stage to do relaxation exercises?
Explosion
Picking Up Steam
Point of No Return
Starting Out
