1) Mental Health
Approximately 70% of mental health problems have their onset during this stage of human life.
What is childhood or adolescence?
This mental illness gives an intense fear of gaining weight.
What is Anorexia Nervosa?
Seasonal depression episodes occur in these seasons of the year.
What is Fall and/or Winter?
The region made up of the left and right hemispheres.
What is the cerebrum?
Stigma often derives from a lack of this key thing.
What is knowledge?
This concept refers to the state of one’s psychological and emotional well.
What is mental health?
This type of disorder is associated with disturbances in emotion.
What is Mood Disorder?
Drugs, alcohol, and nicotine are all subsets of this category of addiction.
What is Substance Addiction?
This structure connects the spinal cord to the brain.
This term refers to prejudices against someone with mental illlness.
What is stigma?
What is suicide?
Thinking, emotion, physical, signaling, and behaviour are 5 of 6 primary brain functions. Name the last one.
What is Perception?
This severe sub-type of depression affects motor behaviour, causing the person to be mute or immobile.
What is Catatonic Depression?
This structure helps with balance and coordination.
What is the cerebellum?
This type of stigma refers to the negative or discriminatory attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors that society or a group of people holds against individuals with mental health conditions.
What is public stigma?
These strategies are useful for maintaining positive emotions and improving one's mental health.
What are coping skills?
The duration of an episode is something that differentiates these two mood disorders.
What are Bipolar Disorder and Borderline Personality Disorder?
This common type of behavioural addiction involves chasing the “high” of a win, even when losing money causes severe distress.
What is a gambling addiction?
This extension of a neuron receives electrochemical signals from the ason terminals of other neuron cells.
What is a dendrite?
This form of stigma operates indirectly though hidden biases and microaggressions rather than obvious actions.
What is subtle stigma?
This specific age group experiences mental illnesses and/or substance use disorders more than any other age group.
What is 15 to 24 year olds?
This mental illness is sometimes treated with Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS).
What is Schizophrenia?
During addiction, this part of the brain experiences constant dopamine flooding, causing physical changes.
What is the Prefrontal Cortex?
These are the elvated ridges and bumps on the cerebral cortex.
What are gyri?
This type of stigma occurs when people with mental illnesses internalize negative stereotypes, leading to reduced self esteem and reduced chances of recovery.
What is self-stigma?