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Mental Health 21-22

Mental Health Unit Test Study

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The way you view yourself overall. Self-Concept
A combination of your feelings, likes, dislikes, attitudes, abilities, and habits. (The ways others see you) Personality
The belief in your ability to do what you set out to do. Confidence
How you feel about yourself. Self-Esteem
The ability to handle stresses and changes of everyday life in a reasonable way. Mental/Emotional Health
Punishment, injury, or insult to a person who is seen as the cause of strong emotion. Revenge
The ability to accept other people as they are. Tolerance
A disagreement between people with opposing viewpoints, interests, or needs. Conflict
To give up something to reach a solution that will satisfy everyone involved. Compromise
A life skill that involves solving a disagreement in a way that satisfies both sides. Conflict Resolution
The process of talking directly to another person in an effort to resolve a conflict. Negotiation
An agreement that gives each party something they want. Win-Win Solution
What does the 'T' in T.A.L.K stand for? Take time out.
What does the 'A' in T.A.L.K stand for? Allow each person to speak.
What does the 'L' in T.A.L.K stand for? Let each person ask questions.
What does the 'K' in T.A.L.K stand for? Keep brainstorming.
Racing, worrying thoughts. Anxiety
Difficulty distinguishing imagination vs. reality. Schizophrenia
Inability to focus. ADHD
Obsessions and routines at an unhealthy level. OCD
Sad, withdrawn. Depression
Big mood cycles or swings. Bipolar
List 5 strategies for helping decrease your stress in a healthy way. (Answers may vary) 1. Brain Dump 2. Adult Coloring 3. Guided Relaxation 4. Self-Love Journal 5. Deep Breathing etc.
What type of stress is this? "Stress that is caused by a positive event or situation". Eustress
What type of stress is this? "Bad stress or when the good stress becomes too much to bear or cope with". Distress
Provide three examples for physical self-care. 1. Exercise 2. Enough sleep 3. Eating Healthy
Provide three examples for emotional self-care 1. Talking it out 2. Alone time 3. Laughing
Provide three examples for Intellectual self-care 1. Ask questions 2. Attend class 3. Reading and Writing
Provide three examples for personal self-care 1. Set goals 2. Reflect on how far you've come 3. Treat yourself
Provide three examples for social self-care 1. Acts of kindness 2. Use manners 3. Form or maintain friendships
Provide three examples for spiritual self-care 1. Praying 2. Practice thankfulness 3. Sing
What is the definition of 'Distress'? "Bad stress or when the good stress becomes too much to bear or cope with".
What is the definition of 'Eustress'? "Stress that is caused by a positive event or situation".
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