how fights start

What is at the root of most arguments and many fights?

• Happiness

• Anger

• Fear

• Sadness

Fill in the blank: About ___% of all homicides stem directly from arguments.

• 40

• 25

• 60

• 15

What physical changes occur when a person is angry?

• Increased heart rate and blood pressure

• Decreased heart rate and blood pressure

• No change in heart rate and blood pressure

• Decreased muscle tension

By choosing not to fight, what do you prevent?

• Conflict

• Peace

• Understanding

• Growth

Hurt pride and embarrassment can lead to fighting because:

• They cause individuals to feel vulnerable and defensive.

• They make people more empathetic and understanding.

• They encourage open communication and resolution.

• They lead to increased cooperation and teamwork.

What might happen when your pride is hurt or you become embarrassed?

• You may feel angry or defensive.

• You may laugh it off.

• You may ignore it.

• You may feel happy.

How can fighting escalate when revenge is the motive?

• Revenge leads to a cycle of retaliation.

• Revenge promotes forgiveness.

• Revenge encourages peaceful resolution.

• Revenge has no impact on fighting.

In what context is revenge a common motive according to the passage?

• In personal relationships

• In business dealings

• In historical conflicts

• In legal disputes

What is often more difficult for a person to avoid when friends or bystanders are present?

• A fight

• A conversation

• A game

• A meeting

What role do friends play when they urge you to fight?

• instigators

• They just watch without getting involved in the fight.

• they encourage fighting

• They try to calm the environment