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Emotional reactive states are problematic because:
- We lose the ability to use reason and logic.
- Our thinking becomes narrow and rigid.
- Both 1 and 2
- Neither 1 or 2
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Emotionally reactive states cause divorced co-parents to:
- Work against their own best interests.
- Work against their children's best interests.
- Communicative ineffectively.
- All of the above
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When divorced co-parents are in emotionally reactive states:
- They react to an emotion.
- They think very clearly.
- They are overcome by an intense level of distress.
- They are exercising the higher functions of their brain.
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One of the benefits of emotionally reactive states is that divorced co-parents can be attuned to their children.
- True
- False
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When we are in emotionally reactive states, we do things that are:
- Super dumb
- Super smart
- Super happy
- Super sad
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Which of the following is true?
- Emotionally reactive states are problematic because we can't feel into the experience of our children.
- Emotionally reactive states are generally not problematic.
- Because emotionally reactive states are so energetic, we should always try to communicate when we're in these states.
- Although emotionally reactive states can be likened to toddlers, we actually are quite mature when we are in them.
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Which of the following is true?
- In emotionally reactive states, even though we might behave badly, we are actually quite effective.
- In emotionally reactive states, the part of our brain that exercises reason and logic is fully engaged.
- In emotionally reactive states, we are open and thoughtful.
- In emotionally reactive states, the part of our brain that exercises logic and reason is not accessible to us.
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When divorced co-parents are in emotionally reactive states:
- They feel powerful because they are powerful.
- They may feel powerful, but they are not.
- Their energy is strong and they are effective.
- Their anger makes them powerful.
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Which one of the following is NOT an emotionally reactive state?
- Anger
- Anxiety
- Frustration
- Calm
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Which of the following situations would it be beneficial to be in an emotionally reactive state?
- If your co-parent says they are going to court to get custody of the children.
- If a dog is chasing a child.
- If you find out that your co-parent is getting remarried.
- If your co-parent's new spouse badmouths you to the kids.
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Things Can Be Better, No Matter How Difficult Your Co-Parent Is