Which topics are identified as Phase Two Objectives?

• A. Importance of Journaling, 4 Main Thinking Errors, Conflict Cycle, and Importance of Self-Control
• B. Moral Reasoning, Anger Control, Social Skills, Life Skills
• C. Plans for Release, Resisting Temptation to Repeat Cycle, Time and Money Management
• D. Keeping Yourself, the Individual, and Others Safe

Answer: (A)

Phase Two emphasizes reflection, cognitive awareness, and self-regulation after a crisis to reduce recurrence and improve responses. Journaling helps staff process what happened, notice triggers, and identify patterns over time. Recognizing the four main thinking errors teaches staff to spot common cognitive distortions that fuel escalation, such as overgeneralization or mind-reading. Understanding the conflict cycle provides a map of how interactions tend to unfold, so interventions can be timed to prevent moves to more intense phases. Focusing on self-control ensures safety while de-escalating and modeling calm, effective behavior. The other options mix topics that belong to different areas or stages, rather than the specific reflective and cognitive skills highlighted here.