defend their current bad habit I've got to do something about this motivation for change maintain the new status taking steps to change depend on will power making effort to quit or change gather information aware of personal consequences doubt long- term benefits with quitting new skills to deal with life not serious about change weighing pros/cons of quitting resist temptation stay on track enhances their self- confidence seek support with others modifying their behavior consider the possibility of change shortest of all stages they will need to do to change people are on a teeter- totter not focused on quitting don't feel like it's a problem open to receive help defensive in their bad habit take a couple of weeks/lifetime avoid relapse patient with themselves/recognize defend their current bad habit I've got to do something about this motivation for change maintain the new status taking steps to change depend on will power making effort to quit or change gather information aware of personal consequences doubt long- term benefits with quitting new skills to deal with life not serious about change weighing pros/cons of quitting resist temptation stay on track enhances their self- confidence seek support with others modifying their behavior consider the possibility of change shortest of all stages they will need to do to change people are on a teeter- totter not focused on quitting don't feel like it's a problem open to receive help defensive in their bad habit take a couple of weeks/lifetime avoid relapse patient with themselves/recognize
- Call List
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
defend their current bad habit
I've got to do something about this
motivation for change
maintain the new status
taking steps to change
depend on will power
making effort to quit or change
gather information
aware of personal consequences
doubt long-term benefits with quitting
new skills to deal with life
not serious about change
weighing pros/cons of quitting
resist temptation
stay on track
enhances their self-confidence
seek support with others
modifying their behavior
consider the possibility of change
shortest of all stages
they will need to do to change
people are on a teeter-totter
not focused on quitting
don't feel like it's a problem
open to receive help
defensive in their bad habit
take a couple of weeks/lifetime
avoid relapse
patient with themselves/recognize