Youth Making Choices: Gambling Prevention Program

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Unit 8: Planning Responses to ProblemsAppendix AStudent Resource 3 p. 4D. Select your best option:Break Down Option into Steps Results from Doing the Steps Adjustment after Seeing theResult of This Step?E. Things to Remember:What worked with this decision or solution to a problem?What didn’t work with this decision or solution to a problem?Youth Making Choices: Gambling Prevention Programwww.ProblemGambling.ca8.13
Unit 8: Planning Responses to ProblemsAppendix AStudent Resource 4Who’s Calling the Shots?Estimating how much or how little control we have over new or ongoing situationsthat we are involved in can influence us in many ways, including influencing thefollowing:• our emotional state• our attitude (e.g., optimism, pessimism)• our decision-making process (e.g., to take action or not, to accept that we can’t change,to express disapproval).It’s not unusual to face situations in which it’s difficult to judge what’s within ourcontrol and what’s not, such as the following:• 30 people competing for the same job• settling a dispute with a friend• seeking romance.In these and many other situations, influence is divided between you and theother people involved. In some cases the policies or rules that are applied to asituation also have a lot of influence.In the following examples you are asked to determine who’s calling the shots:1. You and your good friend are both romantically attracted to the same person.2. You are at a pool party at Sam’s house. Sam’s idea of having a good time is teasing youabout what you look like wet, how well you swim, etc.3. Recently the friends you used to play hockey with are only interested in gambling.Gambling has become the coolest thing. You don’t want to be left out but your parentsdisapprove of gambling.Youth Making Choices: Gambling Prevention Programwww.ProblemGambling.ca8.14
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