Quiz 6 – New Jersey Anger Management Group

SESSION 6 QUIZ: Consequences of Anger

NJAMG Clinical Assessment | Passing Score: 70%

Time Remaining: 15:00

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1. What emotional response commonly follows an angry outburst?

A) Pride and satisfaction B) Guilt, shame, and regret C) Increased confidence D) Indifference

2. How does chronic anger affect cardiovascular health?

A) It strengthens the heart muscle B) It has no effect on the heart C) It increases risk of hypertension, heart attack, and stroke D) It lowers blood pressure

3. What cycle often develops after repeated angry outbursts?

A) Anger → Success → Confidence → More anger B) Anger → Guilt → Isolation → More stress → More anger C) Anger → Forgiveness → Connection → Peace

4. How does uncontrolled anger affect trust in relationships?

A) It builds trust through honesty B) It has no effect on trust C) It erodes trust as others learn to protect themselves

5. What is a potential career consequence of being labeled as having “anger issues”?

A) Automatic promotion B) Missed opportunities you’re not even aware of C) Increased respect from colleagues

6. Which physical health problem is NOT commonly associated with chronic anger?

A) Headaches and migraines B) Improved immune function C) Digestive problems D) Sleep difficulties

7. True or False: A single angry outburst at work is unlikely to have lasting consequences on your career.

True False

8. How can uncontrolled anger affect children who witness it?

A) It teaches them healthy emotional expression B) It has no effect on children C) They may become anxious, withdrawn, or learn to use anger themselves

9. What legal consequences can result from anger that escalates to aggression?

A) Community service only B) Assault charges, criminal records, and lasting limitations C) A verbal warning with no record

10. Short Answer: Name two things that anger management skills protect in your life.

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