Question

post - assessment
question 7 of 10
which of these is not a part of managing your emotions?
naming your emotions
reflecting on your reactions
thinking about the situation
controlling others responses

Explanation:

Managing emotions focuses on one's own emotional experience. Naming emotions helps in identification, reflecting on reactions and thinking about the situation aid in understanding and regulating one's own emotional response. However, controlling others' responses is outside the scope of an individual's own emotional management as it pertains to external factors rather than internal emotional regulation.

Answer:

controlling others' responses