Approachvs.avoidanceTaking actions thatmake it more (orless) likely that onewill be in a situationthat will give rise todesirable (orundesirable)emotionsFacial andbodilyexpressionsCuesandsignalsSpecific,tailored,efficientsolutionsTaking actionsthat directly altera situation inorder to changeits emotionalimpactThoughtsand self-statementsDirecting one’sattention withthe goal ofinfluencingone’s emotionalresponseBrief, aboutsomething,andfunctionalPleasant vsUnpleasantDirectly influencingexperiential,behavioral, orphysiologicalcomponents of theemotional responseafter the emotion isdevelopedActivating ordeactivatingthe nervoussystemAttempts to influencewhich emotions onehas, when one hasthem, and how oneexperiences orexpresses theseemotionsModifying one’sappraisal of asituation inorder to alter itsemotionalimpactExcitement10 BasicEmotionsApproachvs.avoidanceTaking actions thatmake it more (orless) likely that onewill be in a situationthat will give rise todesirable (orundesirable)emotionsFacial andbodilyexpressionsCuesandsignalsSpecific,tailored,efficientsolutionsTaking actionsthat directly altera situation inorder to changeits emotionalimpactThoughtsand self-statementsDirecting one’sattention withthe goal ofinfluencingone’s emotionalresponseBrief, aboutsomething,andfunctionalPleasant vsUnpleasantDirectly influencingexperiential,behavioral, orphysiologicalcomponents of theemotional responseafter the emotion isdevelopedActivating ordeactivatingthe nervoussystemAttempts to influencewhich emotions onehas, when one hasthem, and how oneexperiences orexpresses theseemotionsModifying one’sappraisal of asituation inorder to alter itsemotionalimpactExcitement10 BasicEmotions

Untitled Bingo - 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.


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  1. Approach vs. avoidance
  2. Taking actions that make it more (or less) likely that one will be in a situation that will give rise to desirable (or undesirable) emotions
  3. Facial and bodily expressions
  4. Cues and signals
  5. Specific, tailored, efficient solutions
  6. Taking actions that directly alter a situation in order to change its emotional impact
  7. Thoughts and self-statements
  8. Directing one’s attention with the goal of influencing one’s emotional response
  9. Brief, about something, and functional
  10. Pleasant vs Unpleasant
  11. Directly influencing experiential, behavioral, or physiological components of the emotional response after the emotion is developed
  12. Activating or deactivating the nervous system
  13. Attempts to influence which emotions one has, when one has them, and how one experiences or expresses these emotions
  14. Modifying one’s appraisal of a situation in order to alter its emotional impact
  15. Excitement
  16. 10 Basic Emotions