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Ment./Emot. Health

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True or false: Being mentally healthy means never feeling sad. False
What are three (3) characteristics of good mental and emotional health that we discussed. A sense of belonging, a sense of purpose, and a positive outlook
Resilience and self-sufficiency tie into the concept of what? Autonomy. The more resilient and self-sufficient a person can become, the more responsibility they can begin to feel for their own life and decisions.
Abraham Maslow is best known for theorizing what? Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
What is Maslow's final need, which satisfies physical, mental/emotional, and social fulfillment Self-actualization (reaching one's full potential; becoming "the best possible version of yourself")
What are protective factors? Protective factors are conditions that shield individuals from the negative consequences of exposure to risk
List examples of internal protective factors. Internal protective factors could include honesty, resistance to peer pressure, a sense of purpose, or a positive outlook.
List examples of external protective factors. External protective factors could include parents, friends, teachers/coaches, or other community members.
A firm observance of your core ethical values is called what? Integrity
What are the six (6) characteristics of integrity that we described? Trustworthiness, responsibility, citizenship, fairness, caring, and respect
Your sense of yourself as a unique individual is the definition for what? Personal identity
How does constructive criticism differ from nitpicking/insults? Constructive criticism comes from a good place, is meant to help, and contains an action item that can be taken away and put to use. Nitpicking or insulting comes from a bad place, is meant to belittle the person, and does not give any advice to help.
Repression, denial, and projection are all examples of what? Defense mechanisms
How is empathy expressed? Empathy is expressed as the ability to imagine and understand how someone else feels.
Toward the end of Inside Out, Riley uses what communication skill to explain to her parents how she feels? Riley uses an "I message" to express how she feels
Anxiety can resemble a prolonged type of which common, "everyday" occurrence? Stress
Depression can resemble a prolonged type of which common, "everyday" emotion? Sadness
What percentage of people under the age of 18 suffer from an anxiety disorder? 25%
True or false: Common symptoms of depression include difficulty sleeping OR overlseeping True
One common effect of depression is apathy. What is apathy? Apathy is the lack of a strong interest, feeling, or concern.
People with impulse control disorders struggle resisting the urge to do what? People with impulse control disorders cannot resist the urge to engage in hurtful behavior. This can be either physically and/or socially hurtful behavior.
We mentioned eating disorders as being both physical and mental illnesses. What are the three (3) eating disorders we discussed? We discussed anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorders.
Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross is best known for what? Dr. Kubler-Ross is best known for theorizing the Five Stages of Grief.
We stated that processing grief is not linear. What does this mean? One experiencing grief is not guaranteed to proceed from denial to anger to bargaining to depression to acceptance in order. Everyone will process grief differently.
Which type of therapy is often used for addiction counseling? Addiction counseling is often done by way of group therapy.
What is the number for the suicide crisis hotline? 988
Who within the school handles both medical and educational matters? School counselors
When struggling with mental health, admitting that one needs help is a sign of weakness. True or false? False
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