$100

EARS Jeopardy!

$500

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Stage I

$500

$400

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$100

Stage II

$500

$400

$300

$200

$100

Stage III

$500

$400

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$200

$100

Presentations

$500

$400

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$200

$100

The EARS Room

$500

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EARS

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Trainers

EARS Jeopardy

Stage I for $100

This skill comes in the form of a question and

is usedto explore, clarify, andpromote concreteness.

Stage I for $200

Genuineness is a key attribute of this

Stage I skill.

Stage I for $300

These are two of the four types of probes to avoid.

Stage I for $800

Daily DoubleDaily DoubleThese three elements make up a complete empathy statement

(and give an example).

Stage I for $500

This aspect of attendingbehaviors allows the

issuegiver time to think or

talk.

Stage II for $100

This is a poordemonstration of this skill:“No, you’re not fat. You’re

like, super skinny!”

Stage II for $200

This skill can be usedto bring the sessionto the here and now.

Stage II for $300

A series of empathystatements strung

together exemplifies this Stage II skill, which is also

an important part of closure.

Stage II for $400

An issue giver says AIDS is only transmitted throughsex. This would be a good

time to use this skill.

Stage II for $500

These two Stage IIskills involvetaking a risk.

Stage III for $100

This skill is atthe very top of

the EARS pyramid.

Stage III for $200

This is thefirst step of

problem solving.

Stage III for $600

Daily DoubleDaily DoubleThese are four

Cornell or Ithaca area referrals.

Stage III for $400

This is thefinal step of

problem solving.

Stage III for $500

These are thethree types of

questionsused to clarify a goal.

Presentations for $100

In the “Quiet Cries” play, the teenager, John,

considered using this in order to commit suicide.

Presentations for $200

This group of students shared their personal stories and answered questions about the LBGTQ community

Presentations for $300

We stood on opposite sides of the room to

demonstrate our varying opinions on

topics in this presentation

Presentations for $400

This superhero kept trying to come in too

early in the Superheroes Play

Presentations for $500

The monkey and the raisin experiment

demonstrated we are hardwired for this

function, which is also a key EARS skill

The EARS Room for $100

This is the phone number

for EARS.

The EARS Room for $200

These are the hours for the EARS room,

Sunday through Thursday.

The EARS Room for $300

These are the EARS Room hours on

Saturday.

The EARS Room for $400

This iswhere the EARS room

is located

The EARS Room for $500

Name one group that is located on the same floor as the

EARS room.

EARS for $100

This is the next level of training after Beginning.

EARS for $200

This is the test that trainees must

pass to become counselors.

EARS for $300

This is what the acronym

“EARS” stands for.

EARS for $400

Calls to the EARS line are guaranteed to

remain this.

EARS for $500

She is an Assistant Dean of Students

and the EARS Coordinator.

Trainers for $100

This trainer dazzled us as Marie Costa in the

play, “Quiet Cries.”

Trainers for $200

Impersonate any one of the trainers

Trainers for $300

This trainer was having man trouble, as an issue giver in

the EARS Superheros skit

Trainers for $400

Name all ten beginning EARS

trainers

Trainers for $500

Name the beginning EARS trainers who are not currently

enrolled in school.

Final Jeopardy

Reset

Which psychologist is the EARS model

based on?

Please sit according to your

small groups.

Welcome to EARS Jeopardy Night!

Agenda- Get into small group teams- Review of EARS Jeopardy rules- Play Jeopardy!- Break- Pizza and bonding in small group- Beginning Training graduation

Ground Rules- EARS Jeopardy is meant to be a fun, cooperative culmination of the semester to help review your skills

- The starting team will be chosen by drawing numbers

- Teams will take turns choosing and answering questions, rotating to the left

- If a team gets their question right they will be allowed one additional turn

- If a team gets their question incorrect the other four teams may write their answer and pass it to a trainer to gain the original point value of the question (30s limit)

- Incorrect answers will garner the team negative points

- Answers do not need to be in the form of a question