Vocabulary 1
Valuing, respecting, & feeling confident in yourself describes your:
The intentional use of unfriendly or offensive behavior refers to:
The unconcious lack of recognizing something that is obvious to others.
Denial
Judgment/constructive criticism involves the positive comments that point out problems, but encourage improvement.
Constructive Criticism
Identify 1 unhealthy way to respond to anger.
The ability to adapt successfully & recover from difficulty shows you are:
Resilient
Chemicals produced by glands that regulate body processes & contribute to our emotions/reactions.
Hormones
Consciously or intentionally pushing unpleasant feelings out of one's mind.
Suppression
You demonstrate citizenship/responsibility when you show a storng sense of purpose for community efforts & concerns.
Citizenship
Which emotion could result in violence or harm if it's not managed in a healthy way?
Anger
What describes the complex set of characteristics that make you unique?
Personality
Identify a synonym for optimistic.
Positive
Making excuses to explain a situation or behavior, rather than taking accountability for it.
Rationalization
Acting against your values could result in guilt/joy.
Guilt
Identify the core ethical values that exist across all cultures.
Respect, responsibility, Honesty
Defense-mechanisms
Someone whose successes, behaviors, or life morals serve as an example for you is a:
Role model
Returning to behaviors characteristic of a younger age, rather than dealing with problems in a mature manner.
Optimistic/pessimistic outlooks show that someone is positive and healthy with their emotions.
Optimistic
Which aspect of health deals with your emotions & how well you handle the every day demands life throws at you?
The ability to imagine or understand how someone else feels; accepting others where they are, even if you've never been in their shoes.
Empathy
A firm observance of ethical values refers to one's:
Integrity
Attributing your own feelings or faults to another person or group.
Projection
A person's unique characteristics & group affiliations they are a part of show their features of identity/features of character.
Features of Identity
Identify 1 external influence on your emotion.