Teaching Children Consequences of Anger - Positive Behavior Strategies #3882969 (License: Personal Use)

The image illustrates a behavioral decision tree where an angry child can either hit (resulting in loss of computer privileges and collective sadness) or choose to talk with an adult (leading to collaborative problem-solving and shared happiness). It’s designed as an educational tool for parents, teachers, and counselors to help children understand cause-effect relationships in emotional responses. The contrasting outcomes emphasize the value of communication and self-regulation.

Used in parenting blogs, school counseling resources, SEL (Social-Emotional Learning) curricula, and therapist handouts to teach emotional intelligence and consequence-based decision making to children ages 5-12.