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    When feeling negative emotions like sadness, fear or worry, an individual might feel like crying, want to hide or think something bad will happen. When angry, they could want to yell, hurt others or break things. However, it's important to practice telling others how you feel and staying calm during difficult emotions.

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    When feeling negative emotions like sadness, fear or worry, an individual might feel like crying, want to hide or think something bad will happen. When angry, they could want to yell, hurt others or break things. However, it's important to practice telling others how you feel and staying calm during difficult emotions.

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    When feeling negative emotions like sadness, fear or worry, an individual might feel like crying, want to hide or think something bad will happen. When angry, they could want to yell, hurt others or break things. However, it's important to practice telling others how you feel and staying calm during difficult emotions.

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    When I am sad, I might When I am scared, I might When I am worried, I might think

    RECOGNIZING NEGATIVE EMOTIONS feel like crying. want to hide. something bad will happen.

    When I am angry, I might want to I should practice telling I should practice staying calm when
    yell, hurt people, or break things. people how I feel. I feel sad, scared or angry.

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