Stress
Powers of the Mind Part 1
Powers of the Mind Part 2
Mental Health and Well-being
Emotions
200

Name a common cause of stress

Anything goes

200

Usually ending with the suffix "-al", these four terms refer to major regions of the brain

What are Frontal, Parietal, Temporal, Occipital lobes?

200

This chemical compound plays a role in developing an increased tolerance to various forms of addiction


What is Dopamine?

200

This is a state that affects an individual's  way to think, work, and act

What is Mental Well-being?

200

These are known as strong mental reactions that are experienced in particular situations

What are emotions?

400

This stage in the theory of Psychosocial Development deals with identity

What is the 5th stage of Psychosocial Development?

400

These types of neurons are based on how many dendrites there are

What are Multipolar, Bipolar, Unipolar, and Anaxonic/Pseudounipolar neurons?

400

This term refers to the ability of neural networks to change through growth and reorganisation

What is Neural Plasticity?
400

What are some things that you can do to help your mental health over the quarantine?

Connect with people, do things that will make you happy, be physically active

400

What activates emotions?

They are activated by your feelings and surroundings 

600

This kind of pressure mobilizes us into action when we are positively engaged with a problem

What is Eustress?

600

Too much synaptic pruning causes this type of mental illness 

What is Schizophrenia?

600
This term describes the effect of missing out on details because your attention was focused on something else

What is Inattention Blindness?

600

Nutrition, exercise, relaxation, and sleep refer to this architectural term which is popular in Greece and Rome

What are the 4 main pillars of well-being?

600

This guy discovered emotions in 1872

Who is Darwin?

800

These unpleasant stressors appear as threats that overwhelm, confuse, or agitate people and can cause anxiety

What is Distress?

800

Why is the cingulate gyrus important after a person encounters negative situations?


It helps him/her avoid negative consequences


800

This is the process by which brain regions are connected, and it results in something named after a cover for a sword

What is Myelination?

800

Why is it important to have a healthy lifestyle and good well-being?

It can uplift your mood and thus uplift the moods of people around you

800

How do emotions affect us?

They affect people mentally and can instill certain feelings (such as anger, fear, happiness, or excitement)

1000

Name three steps in sharing the "I-Message"

State what you are feeling and the reason

Elaborate on why you feel that way, avoid saying "you" as much as possible

State a possible solution if you ever face this problem in the future

1000

Why does the Kluver-Bucy Syndrome happen?

The amygdala was damaged

1000

This term refers to the brain's ability to adapt to new information, and it is a change that occurs in the synapses

What is Synaptic Plasticity? 

1000

Kids these days experience a lot of anxiety and depression. How can you help them regain their confidence and help solve their problems?

Be kind to them and connect with them

1000

Are emotions more important than logic?

Without emotions, logic is nothing

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