The document discusses proactive and reactive responses and provides examples of each. A proactive response involves taking action without prompting, such as providing first aid to someone in need. In contrast, a reactive response only occurs after a situation has happened, such as asking questions after an event rather than preventing harm. The document encourages being proactive by helping others in need rather than just reacting after an issue has occurred.

1. Proactiveand
Reactive
What to do and what not to
do.

2. Reactive Response
is this right?
What
did I do?
Hahaha
tehe
I HATE
YOU

3. Proactive response
now this is good!

4. What about this?
hahahahahaha
WHAT DID YOU SAY
NOTHING!!!!!!!!

5. Is this proactive
CPR NOW!!!!
I GOT TO OR
SHE’LL DIE
I see the
light

6. You have got to help everyone

7. When someone's hurt you have to
see what's wrong to see if they are
OK.

8. Are you a proactive or reactive
person?
proactive reactive