What is identity?
The characteristics that help describe who a person is.
What are values?
Principles and beliefs that guide choices and behaviour.
What is a personal strength?
A skill, quality, or ability that a person does well.
Name one important role of a family.
Providing care, support, and guidance.
What is an emotion?
A response to an experience or situation.
Name two things that are part of personal identity.
Interests and beliefs.
Name one personal value.
Honesty
Give one example of a social strength.
Listening carefully to others.
What is a family responsibility?
Something a person is expected to do to help themselves, their family, or their home.
Name the six universal emotions.
Happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, and disgust.
Name three factors that can influence identity.
Family background, culture, and personal experiences.
What value involves telling the truth and being trustworthy?
Honesty
What type of strength includes art, music, and designing?
Creative strength.
Name two things that help build healthy family relationships.
Honest communication and respect.
What is a feeling?
An individual's personal experience or awareness of an emotion.
True or False: Identity is based only on physical appearance.
False. Identity includes interests, beliefs, and experiences.
What does respect mean?
Treating others with consideration and recognizing their worth.
What is an inventory?
A careful list of what you have or what you can do.
True or False: Family members who love each other never disagree.
False. Disagreements can happen in any family.
What is the difference between a mood and an emotion?
An emotion is usually a response to a particular event; a mood is a more general feeling that can last longer.
Complete the statement: Identity can develop as a person ________.
Grows older.
Which value involves working together toward a common goal?
Teamwork.
Name four categories of strengths.
Social, creative, physical, and academic.
What does mutual respect in a family mean?
Family members value one another and treat each other considerately.
Give one reason why understanding emotions is important.
It helps us understand ourselves and respond to situations appropriately.