(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.
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Repeated exposure
Team building and human relations training
Community assessment
Organizational diagnosis and feedback
Punishment
Modeling
Arguments
Developing new social network linkages
Training executive function
Fear arousal
Stereotype-inconsistent information
Cue altering
Forming coalitions
Feedback
Set graded tasks
Resistance to social pressure
Advance organizers
Agenda setting
Improving physical and emotional states
Mobilizing social networks
Self- monitoring of behavior
Elaboration
Scenario-based risk information
Participatory problem solving
Creating and enforcing laws and regulations
Early commitment
Information about others’ approval
Planning coping responses
Persuasive Communication
Cooperative learning
Consciousness raising
Providing Cues
Entertainment education
Social action
Environmental reevaluation
Discussion
Free!
Shifting perspective
Social planning
Active Learning
Provide opportunities for social comparison
Framing to shift perspectives
Stimulus control
Individualization
Motivational Interviewing (MI)
Increasing stakeholder influence
Goal setting
Empathy training
Timing to coincide with policy windows
Belief Selection
Mass media role-modeling
Classical conditioning
Deconditioning
Dramatic relief
Problem-posing education
Media advocacy
Implementation intentions
Counterconditioning
Verbal persuasion
Community development
Technical assistance
Personalize risk
Anticipated regret
Sense-making
Coercion
Systems change
Use of lay health workers and peer education
Shifting focus
Using imagery
Provide contingent rewards
Facilitation
Reattribution training
Direct experience
Public commitment
Advocacy and lobbying
Participation
Structural redesign
Tailoring
Self-reevaluation
Enactive mastery experiences
Mobilizing social support
Guided practice
Behavioral journalism
Enhancing network linages
Interpersonal contact
Methods to Increase Knowledge
Chunking
Self-affirmation
Reinforcement
Conscious regulation of impulsive stereotyping and prejudice
