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    Here are some ideas a psychologist could offer to help recover gambler patients: - Help them understand the psychological and biological factors that can contribute to gambling addiction, such as an imbalance of feel-good brain chemicals triggered by gambling. Providing scientific insights can help patients feel less personally responsible. - Teach coping strategies to manage cravings, like leaving situations where others are gambling or using relaxation techniques to avoid acting on urges. Recovery is an ongoing process that requires learning to handle triggers. - Explore the root causes that may have led to problem gambling, such as past trauma, mental health issues, or using gambling to self-medicate difficult emotions. Healing past wounds can help address what gambling was masking.

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    Here are some ideas a psychologist could offer to help recover gambler patients: - Help them understand the psychological and biological factors that can contribute to gambling addiction, such as an imbalance of feel-good brain chemicals triggered by gambling. Providing scientific insights can help patients feel less personally responsible. - Teach coping strategies to manage cravings, like leaving situations where others are gambling or using relaxation techniques to avoid acting on urges. Recovery is an ongoing process that requires learning to handle triggers. - Explore the root causes that may have led to problem gambling, such as past trauma, mental health issues, or using gambling to self-medicate difficult emotions. Healing past wounds can help address what gambling was masking.

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    Here are some ideas a psychologist could offer to help recover gambler patients: - Help them understand the psychological and biological factors that can contribute to gambling addiction, such as an imbalance of feel-good brain chemicals triggered by gambling. Providing scientific insights can help patients feel less personally responsible. - Teach coping strategies to manage cravings, like leaving situations where others are gambling or using relaxation techniques to avoid acting on urges. Recovery is an ongoing process that requires learning to handle triggers. - Explore the root causes that may have led to problem gambling, such as past trauma, mental health issues, or using gambling to self-medicate difficult emotions. Healing past wounds can help address what gambling was masking.

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    ENGLISH 10

    The Bet Add your idea here

    Anton Chekhov Add your idea here

     EN10RC-IIIf-2.18: Personal significance of the selection to the reader


    (reader response)
     EN10LT-IIIf-3: Explain how a selection may be influenced by culture,
    history, environment, or other factors

    KRISEN JAY P. NARAG


    TEACHER 1
    Be…
    4P’S

    HOUSERULE
    Let’s Sing
    It!
    Minute to
    Describe It!
    Bring out the Marites in you!

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    Rationale of
    the song
    The song is all about how to
    handle defeat or failure.
    That's what matters, because
    life never is all about success.
    Arrange the
    picture by
    putting the
    puzzles together
    Anton Chekhov, (born Jan. 29, 1860,
    Taganrog, Russia—died July 14/15,
    1904, Badenweiler, Ger.), Russian
    playwright and short-story writer.
    The son of a former serf, he supported
    his family by writing popular comic
    sketches while studying medicine in
    Moscow.
    Unlocking Difficulties

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    ENGLISH 10

    Add your idea here

    Add your idea here

    KRISEN JAY P. NARAG


    TEACHER 1
    GROUP ONE
    A) What issue do the guests debate at the
    banker’s party?

    B) Why does the banker bait the lawyer


    into making the bet?
    GROUP TWO
    A) What are the terms of the lawyer’s
    imprisonment?

    B) How is the banker also imprisoned?


    GROUP THREE
    A) According to the banker’s remarks
    about the death penalty, what does he
    value most in life?

    B) Does he change his point of view by


    the end of the story? Explain.
    GROUP FOUR
    A) In your opinion, which is the most
    difficult period of the lawyer’s
    imprisonment? Explain.

    B) Which is the least difficult? Elaborate.


    GROUP FIVE
    A) Why does the lawyer choose to stay in
    solitary confinement until the last day?

    B) In your opinion, did the lawyer truly


    find wisdom during his imprisonment?
    Justify.
    Task Instructions
    - Give thoughtful feedback
    - Respect others and; their thoughts

    - On task all the time


    - Use soft voices
    - Participate actively
    Read the short information about the author and answer the
    questions below in a 1 whole sheet of paper.
    In 1890, Chekhov travelled to remote Sakhalin Island on the eastern
    edge of Russia to study a real prison colony. He detailed the geography
    and moral and social structure of the colony – including the often-brutal
    living conditions of prisoners. He allegedly made 10, 000 census cards,
    which he used to thoroughly survey the colony. In 1895, he published
    his findings as The Island of Sakhalin. In it he added that the compulsion
    to escape incarceration is unavoidable: “Unless he is a philosopher who
    can live anywhere and under any conditions, he simply cannot prevent
    himself from desiring to escape…”
    QUESTIONS:
    1. How does the lawyer defy Chekhov’s conclusion about the desire for escape?
     2. How does this information about Chekhov’s journey help you understand “The
    Bet”
    ASSIGNMENT: (INTERPERSONAL
    INTELLIGENCE)
    Pretend that you are a Psychologist.
    How can you help recover your
    gambler patients? (Share your ideas
    in class tomorrow)

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