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Pituitary Gland
Master Gland
Enamel
Hardest Substance
pulp
Tissue surroiunding the tooth that holds it in to place
Liver
Largest organ
Carbs
Main source of energy comes from what?>\
Amino Acids
Chains of building blocks
lipids
Fatlike substance that are insolluble in water
antioxidants
harmful radicals
placenta
Forms between a mother and an unborn baby
fetus
name for a developing child
epihephrine
emergency action
crown
visible part of the tooth
absorption
movement of water adn digested food
Vitamins c and e
two vitmains that funciton as antioxidants
calorie
Commpn unot for measuring food
Gastroentrologist
Doctor who treats dieastes of digestion
Dentist
Teeth doctor
pituatary
Stimulates growth
thyroid
Regulates metabloism
islets of Langerhorns
regulates blood sugars
pineal
regulates sleeps
Adolescence
transitional change from childhood into adulthood
metabolism
burns the food by chemical proces
nutrient density
what is the proportion if nutrients compared to the number of calorinutres the food contains
parathyroid
regulates blood calcium
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ADD/ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Substance Abuse, Phobia and Eating Disorders
What are the most common mental health disorders?
Peed social pressure
What is the most common social pressure?
A sweetener put in food/drinks (can be unhealthy if too much is consumed)
What is sugar?
The way you find meaning, hope comfort and inner peace in your life.
What is spiritual health?
Physical Health
What other type of health can living in a crowded space affect?
Anorexia nervosa, bulimia, disordered eating and binge eating
What type of eating disorders are there? Name them all.
Reasoning, Rejections, Put Downs and Unspoken Peer Pressure
What are the types of peer pressure?
Fitness & Nutrients
What are the two main components of physical health?
Church going is a common way to express spiritual health religiously
What's a way to express spiritual health religiously?
- Step away from the situation
- Take a deep breath
- Reframe your thinking
- 10 minute rule
How to relax when you're angry? Name 4 ways
A phobia is irrational; as it can interfere with the ability to function/make decisions and quality of life.
What makes a phobia different compare to a fear?
False, there's also peer pressure that has positive influence.
Can you only be influenced negativity by peer pressure?
Lower brain function, lower energy levels, and tooth decay
Name 3 main things that happen if you consumed too much sugar
Gives . . .
- control to someone other than yourself
- relief to the mind
- comfort knowing that someone's there for you
Name one way of how having a religion/faith be beneficial?
Emotional health is expressing your emotions in a constructive way, not destructive.
What should be a way of expressing your emotional health and what shouldn't?
Mental health problems are hereditary passed down from generations to generation.
How do you get mental disorders?
C.) People who are about your age
Who are your peers?
A.) People who are older than you
B.) People who are in your friend group
C.) People who are about your age
25 grams
What is the daily recommend amount of sugar intake?
A mental state achieve by focusing one's awareness on present moments (calmly acknowledging/accepting feelings, thoughts and bodily sensations as therapeutic)
What is mindfulness?
Emotional health is one's resilience in getting up when life knocks you down.
Emotional health is one's _____ in _____ up when _____ _____ _____ down.
Stimulants and Anti-Depressants
What are two categories of medication for ADD/ADHD?
A sense of belonging
What type of sense does social health give?
When you eat well, you perform well. When you eat bad, you preform bad.
How does food affect your exercise? How does one influence the other positively/negatively?
R ecognize what's going on
A llow the experience to be there (just as it is)
I nvestigate with kindness
N atural awareness
RAIN helps achieve a state of mindfulness
What does the acronym, RAIN, mean and what type of state does it help achieve?
Recycle, use drink bottles, switch off lights, take shorter showers, pick up trash, plant trees and no plastic bag usage
Name at least 4-6 things you can do to have a healthy environment
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What is a fear of flying?
What is aerophobia?
What is positive peer pressure?
What is the opposite of negative peer pressure?
What is Joy, Anger, Sadness, Disgust, and Fear?
What are the 5 emotions from Inside Out?
What is bad?
When you eat bad, you perform ____.
What is Environmental Protection Agency?
What does EPA stand for?
What is hopelessness and sadness?
Depression is a feeling and state of severe ____________ and _______.
What is popular?
Being social is not being the most _______ person in school.
What is constructive?
It is best to express your emotions in a ____________ way, and not a destructive way.
What is 25 grams?
What is the recommended sugar intake?
What is clean and uncrowded?
It is good to have a _____ and _________ living space.
What are prescribed drugs?
What is the most common drug available to teens?
What is a goal?
What can positive peer pressure help you accomplish?
What is getting up when life knocks you down?
What is emotional health?
What is nutrition and fitness?
What are the two main components of physical health?
What is air, water, and land?
What does the EPA regulate?
What are stimulants, non-stimulants, and antidepressants?
What are the 3 main medications for mental health disorders?
What is reasoning, rejection, put downs, and unspoken pressure?
What are the 4 types of peer pressure?
What is reality?
People who are angry often can't see _______.
What is balanced?
It is important to have a ________ diet.
Who is President Nixon?
Which president regulated the EPA in 1970?
What is ADHD, anxiety, substance abuse, depression, phobias, and eating disorders?
What are the 6 most common mental health disorders?
What is spiritual apprehension?
Religion and faith are based on ________ ____________ rather than proof.
What is stepping away from the situation, reframing your thinking, taking a deep breath, and the 10 minute rule?
What are the 4 ways to relax when you're angry?
What are cavities, lowered energy levels, and lowered brain functions?
What does 3 main things does sugar cause?
What is plastic, aluminum, paper, and glass?
What are 4 things that need to be recycled?
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What is Life expectancy
The number of years a person can expect to live is known as
What is Emotional Health?
With this type of health you respond to the events in your life appropriately. Also.. you may take opportunities to relax and feel comfortable to share your feelings with others.
What is heredity
To some extent, your level of health is already determined at the time you are born. This is because of traits that are passed on from parent to child known as
What is Risk Factor?
Any action or condition that increases the likelihood of injury, disease or other negative outcome
What is Consumer
Being aware how to evaluate products, services and information is to be a wise and informed this...
What is Quality of Life
The degree of overall satisfaction that person gets from life.
What is Overall Well Being?
The health of your body, your mind, and your relationships with others is known as this..
What is Gender
his is a part of a persons heredity that can influence health because risk factors vary between male and female
What is Long Term
Consequences that are not immediate but can surface later
Bandwagon Approach
Identify the following advertisement method
McDonalds Hamburgers
"Billions and Billions Served"
Physical Health
This refers to how well your body functions
What is a.... Health Continuum
This is a gradual progression of ones health through many stages between one extreme and another
What is Physical Environment
This type of environment includes the air you breath and the water you drink
Medical Services provided by doctors, nurses, dentists, and therapist
What is Price Appeal
Identify This type of advertisement method
"Buy two sandwiches, get one free! "
What is Social
Building strong relationships with family and friends is a sign of this type of health
What is Illness
Smoking, Drinking alcohol in excess, Getting limited sleep at night, and even choosing not to wear safety equipment when necessary can slide you to this end of the health continuum
What is culture
This is part of a persons Social Environment that encompasses patterns of behavior that are shared by a group of people belonging to a nation, region of a country, or an ethnic group.
What is Media and Technology
These 2 influences together have teens spending more then 20 hours a week watching television and posting information about their thoughts feelings and personal lives instead of in person.
What is Scientific Studies
Identify this type of Advertising Method
"Lab studies confirmed that our brand contains 10 x's the amount of anti oxidants then the original"
What is Mental Health
With this type of health... your mind is alert, you can learn from your mistakes, and you recognize your achievements.
What is Wellness
A state of High Level Health is known as
What is Social
This type of environment is healthier when you choose friends who show concern for their own health and yours
A behavior that is repeated so often it almost becomes hardwired and automatic
What is Emotional Appeal?
Identify the following Advertising Method
"By purchasing our brand, a portion of the fees will go to research to save the bee's.
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Health
A COMBINATION OF PHYSICAL, MENTAL/EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL WELL BEING?
Physical, Social, Mental/Emotional
YOUR TOTAL HEALTH IS SEPARATED INTO THREE SEPARATE CATEGORIES WHAT ARE THEY?
BE A GOOD LISTENER, SHOW RESPECT, BE SUPPORTIVE, BE FRIENDLY, BE TRUSTWORTHY.
What is an example of Social Health?
GET ENOUGH SLEEP, HEALTHY FOODS, EXERCISE, GOOD HYGIENE, WEAR PROTECTIVE GEAR
WHAT ARE THREE ACTIVITIES THAT YOU CAN DO TO CONTRIBUTE TO YOUR OVERALL HEALTH?
Wellness
WHAT IS A STATE OF WELL BEING OR BALANCES HEALTH OVER A LONG PERIOD OF TIME?
Refusal Skills
WAYS TO SAY NO EFFECTIVELY IS CALLED?
BE PHYSICALLY ACTIVE, WE BALANCED DIET, GOOD HYGIENE.
WHAT IS AN EXAMPLE OF PHYSICAL HEALTH?
Stress Management
HOW TO HANDLE STRESS IS CALLED?
Stress
THE BODIES RESPONSE TO REAL OR IMAGINED DANGERS AND OTHER LIFE EVENTS IS CALLED?
Accessing Information, Healthful behaviors, stress Management,, analyzing influences, communication skills, refusal skills, conflict resolution skills, decision making, goal setting, advocacy.
NAME THREE BUILDING BLOCKS FOR YOUR TOTAL HEALTH?
Newspapers, Internet, Articles, Television,
NAME TWO RESOURCES WHERE YOU CAN GET HEALTH INFORMATION FROM?
Home, School, Outside, climate
GIVE TWO EXAMPLES OF YOUR PHYSICAL ENVIORMENT?
Conflict
A DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN TWO PEOPLE WITH OPPOSING VIEWPOINTS IS CALLED?
Advocacy
TAKING ACTION IN SUPPORT OF A CAUSE IS CALLED?
Conflict Resolution Skills
Coming together to resolve and argument or disagreement is called?
Smoking, Drinking, Sexual Activity, Not wearing a helmet,
GIVE TWO EXAMPLES OF A RISK BEHAVIOR?
Risk
THE CHANCE THAT SOMETHING HARMFUL MAY HAPPEN TO YOUR HEALTH AND WELLNESS IS CALLED?
Heredity
THE PASSING OF TRAITS FROM PARENTS TO THEIR BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN IS CALLED?
Television, Internet, Billboards, Magazines, Movies
NAME TWO TYPES OF MEDIA THAT CAN INFLUENCE THE DECISIONS YOU MAKE?
Cultural Backround
THE BELIEFS, CUSTOMS, AND TRADITIONS OF A SPECIFIC GROUP OF PEOPLE IS CALLED YOUR?
Prevention
TAKING STEPS TO AVIOD SOMETHING IS CALLED?
50%
WHAT PERCENTAGE OF TRAITS DO YOU REICIEVE FROM BOTH YOUR MOTHER AND FATHER?
Consequence
FOR EVERY NEGATIVE DECISION YOU MAKE THERE IS ALWAYS A _________?
Cumulative Risk
WHEN ONE RISK FACTOR ADDS TO ANOTHER TO INCREASE DANGER IS CALLED?
Abstinence
The conscious, active choice NOT to participate in a Risky behavior is called?
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What is True
True or False...Your Personal Hygiene affects all sides of your Health Triangle.
What is D
Advertisers often use which of the following techniques? A. Hidden Messages . B. Comments by previous users . C. Celebrity backing . D. All the Above
What is True
True or False....Comparison shopping involves collecting information, comparing products, evaluating their benefits and choosing the product with the best value.
What is False....YES, Your need some sort of WRITTEN agreement.
True or False...A warranty does not need to be a written agreement to repair or refund a product.
What is A
What is the most outer part of the skin? A. Epidermis . B. Dermis . C. Subcutaneous Layer D. None of the Above
What is True
True or False...A consumer is a person who buys products and services
What is True
True or False....Your skin is the largest organ in your body?
What is B
As an adult, your have __________ bones in your body? A. 200 . B. 206 . C. 208 . D. depends on if male or female
What is False....TWO bones meet
True or False....A joint is where three or more bones meet?
What is A
A Ligament is a connecting tissue that connects....
A. Bone to Bone
B. muscle to muscle
C. muscle to tendon
D. Bone to muscle
What is True
True or False....Tendons connect muscle to Bone?
What is D
Your Knee Cap is your
A. Femur
B. Sternum
C. Ulna
D. Patella
What is A
Your Back Bone has _______ separate Bones?
A. 33
B. 35
C. 29
D. 37
What is False
True or False.....Skeletal Muscles are found all over your body and protect internal organs?
What is False....Heart muscle.
True or False....Cardiac Muscle is found in the walls of your stomach.
What is false....internal organ muscles
True or False......Smooth muscles are found attached to your bones and move your body.
What is D
Which of the following could be problems to the skeletal system?
A. Fracture
B. Dislocation
C. Scoliosis
D. All the Above
What is C
Your movement and body processes are controlled by the .....
A. Spinal Cord
B. Circulatory System
C. Nervous System
What is True
True or False....Your Brain is the command Center or Coordinator of the Nervous System?
What is B
Your Central Nervous System includes.....
A. Brain and Neurons
B. Brain ans Spinal Cord
C. Spinal Cord and Neurons
What is D
Your Peripheral Nervous System connect the CNS to
A. Spinal Cord
B. Neurons
C. Brain
D. All parts of the Body
What is C
Your HEART has ______ Chambers/Rooms?
A. 3
B. 6
C. 4
What is A
Arteries carry blood ________ from the Heart?
A. Away
B. To
C. Both to and From
What is C
Veins carry blood from all parts of the body back to the ___________?
A. Lungs
B. Brain
C. Heart
What is B
Your pulse is the amount of times your_________
A. Lungs breath
B. Heart beats
C. Both of the above
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What is Friday
When is the test
What is mental health
Health factors relating to the mind, confidence and knowledge.
What is Health
a state of complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease
What is spiritual health
Health involving the soul and centre of an individual. Relates to purpose, values and love.
What is physical health
Health affecting the body such as injury, diseases and lifestyle factors (diet & exercise).
What is social health
Health factors involving the interaction (or lack of) with others. Includes family, friends, networks, communication and relationships.
What are the dimensions of health
Physical, social, mental, emotional and spiritual health are?
What is a social norm
A behaviour that is a regular part of society based on a socially shared belief of how one ought to behave
What is emotional health
Health factors involving feelings (anger, sadness, and anxiety), stress, attitudes and coping skills.
What is The Good Lie
What movie did we watch last week
Michaelangelo, Raphael, Leonardo and Donatelo
Name the 4 ninja turltes
what is Elijah and Theo
What are Miss. B's kids names
What is beliefs
A person sense of right and wrong. Can differ in intensity & power.
What is wellness
An active process of becoming aware of making choices towards a healthier existence.
What is a cultural norm
behaviours take place in the context of their own culture.
What are attitudes
Positive or negative opinions or feelings about objects, people or things.
What is values
Underlying principles that guide decision making
What is Thursday
What day is it today
What is cultural norms
What norm was highlighted in the movie last week
What is the influence of the media
•The media will influence the extent to which our beliefs and attitudes can be changed and manipulated.
what is 168
what is family
These people influence our attitudes, values and beliefs
What is a cultural norm
usually determined by family expectation.
What is the influence of the media
Individuals, consciously or not, may take on these values and believe they need to look a certain way or play a certain sport to fit in, be accepted and successful.
what is mobile phones
what have been banned from school
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Depression
Alcohol acts as a
Nicotine
The active ingredient in tobacco is a psychoactive drug called
Hallucinogen
The drug LSD is a type of
Tolerance
Injection
go directly into the bloodstream or through the skin and into the bloodstream
the condition in which a drug user becomes unable to function normally without a drug is called
hangover
The combination of all negative effects following drinking is called a
Morphine
a powerful painkiller but also can become very addictive
Drug
The substance that alters the function of the body in some way is called a
Antibiotics
Common prescription drugs that stop bacterial growth are
Caffeine
A mild stimulant that is common in many drinks, chocolate, and certain medication is
euphoria
A short-lived feeling of well-being that is associated with drug use is called
Cigarette Smoking
The leading preventable cause of death in the United States is
Inhalation
Breathed in, pass into the bloodstream through the lungs
Withdraw
is an illness after suddenly stop using a drug
Alarm
the largest part of the brain
Depressants
flood
The weather phenomenon that kills the most people every year is
Analgesics
Medicines that reduce pain but do cause loss of other skin senses are called
Fetal alcohol syndrome
Expectant mothers who drink alcohol during pregnancy could give birth to a baby with
Peer pressure
One of the strongest influences on a teenagers' attitudes and actions during adolescence is known as
Anabolic steroids
The drug imitates the male hormone testosterone
Decongestants
Over-the-counter drugs that help clear stuffy sinuses and nasal passages are called
flashback
When the effects of a drug recur even through the user has not used the drug for a long time it is called a
Narcotics
Drugs that are used medically to relieve severe pain are known as
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What is Friday
When is the test
What is mental health
Health factors relating to the mind, confidence and knowledge.
What is Health
a state of complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease
What is spiritual health
Health involving the soul and centre of an individual. Relates to purpose, values and love.
What is physical health
Health affecting the body such as injury, diseases and lifestyle factors (diet & exercise).
What is social health
Health factors involving the interaction (or lack of) with others. Includes family, friends, networks, communication and relationships.
What are the dimensions of health
Physical, social, mental, emotional and spiritual health are?
What is a social norm
A behaviour that is a regular part of society based on a socially shared belief of how one ought to behave
What is emotional health
Health factors involving feelings (anger, sadness, and anxiety), stress, attitudes and coping skills.
What is The Good Lie
What movie did we watch last week
Michaelangelo, Raphael, Leonardo and Donatelo
Name the 4 ninja turltes
what is Elijah and Theo
What are Miss. B's kids names
What is beliefs
A person sense of right and wrong. Can differ in intensity & power.
What is wellness
An active process of becoming aware of making choices towards a healthier existence.
What is a cultural norm
behaviours take place in the context of their own culture.
What are attitudes
Positive or negative opinions or feelings about objects, people or things.
What is values
Underlying principles that guide decision making
What is Thursday
What day is it today
What is cultural norms
What norm was highlighted in the movie last week
What is the influence of the media
•The media will influence the extent to which our beliefs and attitudes can be changed and manipulated.
what is 168
what is family
These people influence our attitudes, values and beliefs
What is a cultural norm
usually determined by family expectation.
What is the influence of the media
Individuals, consciously or not, may take on these values and believe they need to look a certain way or play a certain sport to fit in, be accepted and successful.
what is mobile phones
what have been banned from school
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positive or negative opinions or feelings individuals attach to objects, people or situations.
What is the definition of Attitudes
How can a cultural norm impact our health positively?
How can a cultural norm impact our health negatively?
..............
An example of a cultural norm
How can a social norm impact our health positively?
......................
How can our geographical location impact our health?
...................
An example of a social norm
·general principles by which one lives their life.
What is the definition of Values
behaviour patterns that are typical of specific cultural groups.
Define cultural norm
A person’s sense of right and wrong.
What is the definition of beliefs?
How can a social norm impact out health negatively?
a behaviour that is a regular part of society
based on a socially shared belief of how one ought to behave
Define social norm
...........................
How can our knowledge and education impact our decision making?
..............
An example of cognitive dissonance
5 things that influence our decision making
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coping skills (resilience, stress management)
- self-talk
- managing our emotions (emotional intelligence)
- questioning skills
- time management
- accessing support
List 3 self management skills
•are the life skills we use every day to communicate and interact with other people, both individually and in groups.
•Interpersonal skills include:
Define interpersonal skills
•are a set of skills which enable an individual to manage personal reactions to responsibilities and challenges in all aspects of life.
Define self management skills
How can being resilient help you to choose preventative actions that will enhance your health
•Positive self-talk –
•Challenge thoughts –
•Self-awareness –
•Self-control – s
List the 4 resiliency skills
True
Health decisions and risk behaviours are not simply an individual responsibility, but are shaped by a range of influences.
True or False?
·when you have multiple conflicting beliefs or values on one subject.
Define cognitive dissonance
is the ability to “bounce back” from stressful or challenging experiences. It involves being able to adapt to changes and to approach negative events as constructively as possible.
How can practicing resiliency skills help you to cope with influences on your personal health behaviour
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what is social health
having good friends is an example of what
what are examples of emotions
The five characters in the 2015 Disney movie "Inside Out," are related to emotional health in what way
what is exercise
what is the most common thought of physical health
what is bad environmental health
this is an example of _______
what is you have bad mental health
being sad shows...
what is having bad social heath
having bad relation ships shows that
what is good emotional health
getting up when life knocks you down shows you have...
what is better physically and mentally
Eating right makes you fell what
what is inhaling (it or the thing)
pollution effects you in what way
what is depression
what is an example of a mental disorder (you can have multiple different answers)
what is being popular
being ______ in school does not mean you have good social health
what is coping with your emotions
asking for help when needed is a good way to what
what is better focus on work
eating right can help you with what one school skill
what is good enviornmental health
saving the environment and having a clean living area is having _______
what is good mental health
feeling good about your self
what is good social health
in this TV show the cast shows a good example of what
what is resilience
emotional health includes _________
what is no
physical health means your body looks different
what is Clean Land Air and Water
what 3 things doe the E.P.A cover
false
T/F being stressed always means you have a mental disorder
what is peer pressure
the most common type of pressure involved in social health
what is by making you feel better
talking about your feeling helps in what way
what is 25g
what is the suggested amount of sugar intake
what is the Environmental Protection Agency
the E.P.A stands for what
yes
Eating after your full is a mental disorder
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what is social health
having good friends is an example of what
what are examples of emotions
The five characters in the 2015 Disney movie "Inside Out," are related to emotional health in what way
what is exercise
what is the most common thought of physical health
what is bad environmental health
this is an example of _______
what is you have bad mental health
being sad shows...
what is having bad social heath
having bad relation ships shows that
what is good emotional health
getting up when life knocks you down shows you have...
what is better physically and mentally
Eating right makes you fell what
what is inhaling (it or the thing)
pollution effects you in what way
what is depression
what is an example of a mental disorder (you can have multiple different answers)
what is being popular
being ______ in school does not mean you have good social health
what is coping with your emotions
asking for help when needed is a good way to what
what is better focus on work
eating right can help you with what one school skill
what is good enviornmental health
saving the environment and having a clean living area is having _______
what is good mental health
feeling good about your self
what is good social health
in this TV show the cast shows a good example of what
what is resilience
emotional health includes _________
what is no
physical health means your body looks different
what is Clean Land Air and Water
what 3 things doe the E.P.A cover
false
T/F being stressed always means you have a mental disorder
what is peer pressure
the most common type of pressure involved in social health
what is by making you feel better
talking about your feeling helps in what way
what is 25g
what is the suggested amount of sugar intake
what is the Environmental Protection Agency
the E.P.A stands for what
yes
Eating after your full is a mental disorder
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What is Physical Health?
Eating right and exercising
Your ability to form meaningful relationships or have a sense of belonging.
What is the 5 Emotions from Inside Out?
Anger, Sadness, Joy, Fear, and Disgust.
What is ADHD?
Hyper Activity.
What is the EPA or the Environmental Protection Agency?
Regulates clean air, land, and water.
What is Spiritual Health?
Being mindful.
What is Peer Pressure?
What is Emotional Health?
Getting up when life knocks you down.
Nervousness, worried, and unease.
What is Environmental Health?
Things in the environment that affect human health and disease.
What is RAIN?
Recognize what is going on, allow the experience to be there, investigate with kindness, and natural awareness.
What is Types Of Peer Pressure?
Reasoning, Rejection, Put Downs, and Unspoken Pressure.
What is Anger?
Loses temper, offends others, can't see reality, stops thinking, and makes bad decisions.
What is Substance Abuse?
Addiction.
What is Ways To Help?
Recycle, switch off lights, use a water bottle, and take shorter showers.
What is Relations?
Being aware of people's feelings.
I can resist peer pressure from a group of friends.
What is Calm?
Remains self possessed, listens to other, has the facts, thinks clearly, and makes excellent decisions.
What is Depression?
Serve Sadness and Hopelessness.
What is President Nixon?
They regulated the EPA in 1970.
Strong belief in a God.
What is Positive Peer Pressure?
I can use peer pressure to reach a goal.
What is Destructive?
Emotional Health is expressing your emotions in a constructive way not a _________ way.
What is Phobias?
An extreme fear of something.
What is 10 million?
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