Triggers and Alternatives to Escalation

An infographic that illustrates triggers for violence and effective de-escalation strategies, blending visual elements of communication and emotional intelligence.

Understanding Triggers and Alternatives to Escalation

Take this quiz to enhance your understanding of triggers for violence and explore effective alternative responses to de-escalate potentially harmful situations. This quiz is designed for professionals seeking to improve their communication and conflict resolution skills.

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10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CalmWave42

Can I identify possible _______ for violence and offer ______ responses that reduce the risk of harm?

Outcomes, tasty

Triggers, alternative

Communication, passive

Observation, monetary

As a professional, you're expected to support the emotional self-regulation of your client in ways that are withdrawn and passive.

True

False

Assertive communication includes empathic _____ statement plus ____ clear and safe choices.

You, 4

Bribing, 3

I, 2

Consequence, 1

What are the four types of environmental conditions that can contribute to assaultive behavior?

Physical, planning, structure, scheduling

Ugly staff, pictures, pizza, PHF

Clothes, shoes, security, you

Uno, I statements, basketball, the ceiling

Violence may be triggered by a threat to a ____ _____, or an _____ to fulfill them.

School outing, outcry

Basic need, attempt

Nap time, exercise

Yoga session, effort

According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, needs are met in sequential order from the top to the bottom.

True

False

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