Perceptions of Lifespan Stages
Parenting Types
Un/healthy Relationships
Intellectual Developmental Transitions
Word Origin Languages
100
A negative perception of youth.
What is they are scary, lazy, irrational, etc.?
100
Parents establish a set of rules and expect their children to follow them without question.
What are authoritarian parents?
100
One way to be a good communicator.
What is keeping eye contact, using positive body language, active listening, etc.?
100
An area of intellectual development that is developed throughout our lives, allowing us to focus on things that matter to us. Alternatively, it may be diminished due to TikTok brain!
What is attention?
100
The name of this strong alcoholic drink comes from the Russian for "little water".
What is vodka?
200
A positive perception of adults.
What is they are wise and experienced?
200
Parents show little interest in their children’s lives, often fail to meet their basic needs, and pay little attention.
What are uninvolved parents?
200
Two characteristics of a healthy relationship.
What are respect, equality, safety, trust, honesty, loyalty, empathy, etc.
200
An area of intellectual development that generally dwindles across the lifespan, as we lose touch with our inner child.
What is creativity and imagination?
200
This state of transcendence and enlightenment in Buddhism means "extinction" in Sanskrit (and also shares a name with the 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' band).
What is nirvana?
300
A phrase describing the difference in values, beliefs, and behaviour between older and younger people.
What is the Generation Gap?
300
Parents don’t really offer any discipline and may take on the role of friend more than parent.
What are permissive parents?
300
Three characteristics of an unhealthy relationship.
Being put down, feeling unsafe, feeling inequal, low self-esteem, low confidence, etc.
300
Development evident in the increased use of vocabulary, grammar, metaphors, similes, puns, etc., as we get older.
What is language?
300
Swedish for "bread & butter table" gives us this word for a buffet with a variety of foods.
What is a smorgasbord?
400
Two ways in which perceptions are formed.
What are past experiences, recent experiences, social media, news headlines, media stereotypes, etc.
400
Parents have rules with some exceptions based on their children’s feelings.
What are authoritative parents?
400
Four specific ways a healthy relationship can affect health and well-being.
What is..? Emotional: Someone to share things with to properly navigate emotions; Mental: Confidence, clarity, high self-esteem; Social: Learning relationship skills, expanding social circles; Physical: Another person to help ensure you are looking after your body and its systems.
400
As an older youth, this may involve understand how you learn best and implementing those tactics to revise for exams.
What is knowledge and memory?
400
The Jewish language, Yiddish, gave us this word for a clumsy or awkward person.
What is a klutz?
500
This young man helped create a negative perception of himself by throwing a rager while his parents were out of town in 2008. On the plus side, at least his glasses are famous.
Who is Corey Worthington?
500
Pick a parenting style, define it with examples, and explain a potential impact on health and well-being.
What is..? Authoritarian: negatively impacts mental health through lowering a young person's confidence and self-worth as they are constantly corrected and often punished for missteps.
500
Five specific ways an unhealthy relationship can affect health and well-being.
What is..? Emotional: Unable to properly navigate/regulate emotions; Mental: Low confidence and self-esteem; Social: Shut off from friends and family; Physical: Body's systems start to shut down from stress (lose hair, weight, etc.); Spiritual: Stop following core values and beliefs.
500
Two ways intellectual development can impact health and well-being.
What is..? Mental: knowledge and memory, creativity and imagination. Social: language, creativity and imagination. Spiritual: creativity and imagination, etc.
500
It's suggested that this term for an imaginary creature comes from old Irish for "small body".
What is a leprechaun?