Responsibility and Decision-Making Skills

The video introduces the concept of a 'responsibility spot' that grows as one makes good choices. It explains how to use a decision chart to evaluate choices by considering positive and negative consequences. The role of experience in decision-making is highlighted, emphasizing the importance of listening to adults. Various actions, such as playing by the rules, being proactive, and managing emotions, are discussed as ways to grow one's responsibility. The video concludes with a mention of additional resources for further learning.

What happens to your Responsibility Spot when you make a good choice?

• It shrinks.

• It disappears.

• It grows.

• It changes color.

What is the first step in the Decision Chart?

• Reflect on the outcome.

• Identify the problem.

• Make a choice.

• Gather information.

Why is it important to consider adult advice when making choices?

• Adults have more experience.

• Adults always make the right choices.

• Adults never make mistakes.

• Adults know everything.

What is a good starting responsibility for a child instead of getting a puppy?

• A bird.

• A cat.

• A plant.

• A fish.

Which action can help grow your Responsibility Spot?

• Playing by the rules.

• Ignoring chores.

• Leaving toys out.

• Cheating in games.

What should you do if you make a mess?

• Hide it.

• Clean it up.

• Ignore it.

• Blame someone else.

What is a proactive action you can take with your toys?

• Throw them in the closet.

• Put them away when done.

• Leave them out.

• Ask someone else to clean them.

How can you stay organized with your tasks?

• Do them randomly.

• Ask someone else to do them.

• Create a list.

• Forget about them.

What is a good practice to maintain health?

• Avoid exercise.

• Eat junk food.

• Skip meals.

• Get plenty of rest.

What should you do to prevent spreading germs?

• Share your food.

• Ignore hygiene.

• Cover your mouth when you cough.

• Cough openly.