Personality
Self Esteem
Emotions
Stress
Erikson Theory
100
True or False the experiences you have influence your personality.
True
100
True or false Self Esteem is low during adolescences
False
100
True or False guilt is a primary emotion
False
100
True or false stress can increase crying
True
100
challenge for infants
Building trust
200
Can you give me an example of someone with an openness personality?
Someone willing to try new food.
200
Which of these is a safety need of humans?
a. food b. shelter
c. water d. sleep
b. Shelter
200
True or False love is a learned Emotion
True
200
what are two ways to reduce stress.
1) Physical activity 2) relaxation
200
challenge for teens
Searching for Identity
300
Which choice reflects pessimism?
a. I think I can win this race.
b. I trained very hard for this race.
c. I know I will not win this race.
d. I will try my best to win this race.
c. I know I will not win this race
300
What is another term for your sense of self?
Identity
300
Which emotion can be helpful in stopping people from doing something they know is wrong?
Guilt
300
One way that prolonged stress can increase the risk of heart disease is by
Increasing your blood pressure
300
The challenge for young adults
Establishing intimacy
400
Which personality trait describes how responsible and self-disciplined you are?
conscientiousness
400
Can you name two personality traits of a self-actualized person.
400
What is the definition of a primary emotion?
are emotions that are expressed by people in all cultures.
400
Why are major life changes stressful?
They are unexpected
400
Challenge for middle adults
Creating and Nurturing
500
Can you name all 5 primary personalities?
1. Extraversion 2. agreeableness 3. consciousness 4. Emotional stability 5. Openness
500
Can you name the 5 categories of Maslow's pyramid?
1. Physical 2. safety 3. Belonging 4. Esteem 5. Self Actualization
500
What is the definition of a learned emotion?
emotions that are not expressed in the same way by all people.
500
What is Mental Rehersal?
you practice an event without actually doing the event.
500
Challenge for older adults
Looking back and accepting