The image shows a completed "Think Feel Act Map" worksheet. Since the boxes are already filled in with handwriting, there is no unsolved problem to calculate or answer. The map illustrates a scenario where a student feels nervous about a presentation, thinks they will mess up, decides not to present, and gets a zero as a result.
Final Answer:
The Think Feel Act Map is already completed in the image. It shows:
- Triggers: “I have a presentation in class today.”
- Thoughts: “I’m going to mess up.”
- Feelings: “Nervous.”
- Actions: “I don’t go up to give my presentation.”
- Rules: “Everyone has to give a presentation.” (with a checkmark)
- Outcomes: “My teacher calls my mom. I get a zero on my project.”
No further solving is needed — this is an example of how thoughts, feelings, actions, and outcomes are connected.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of cognitive behavioral therapy worksheet for children.
